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>You’re coming across like you’re trying to miss the point. My response needs to be read as a response to nautilius's attempt to interpret psychlops' root comment.
Yeah, that still doesn't change that impression, though.
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Many people have never realized that self-destruction can feel liberating.
The "liberation" from self destruction is more of a temporary numbness, a borrowed liberation from tomorrow, that disappears once the hangover starts clearing up. It's a false sense of liberation. Speaking from experience.
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These are pretty often contraindicated in cases like this, especially when the patient is also managing anti-depressants and anti-anxiety meds.
Are you a doctor?
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Yes, sadly it appears this is likely the case. It appears that the reaction to the virus has possibly caused so much more harm than the virus itself.
> It appears that the reaction to the virus has possibly caused so much more harm than the virus itself Too early to know. It’ll take years before we know the full consequences of the anti-vaxx movement.
Like you said, time will tell. The enquiry into it is just starting up in my country.
I'm sure experts from all sides will get together, and see what went wrong.
"Lockdowns Cost More Lives Than They Saved and Must Not Happen Again, Scientists Tell MPs"
https://dailysceptic.org/2022/03/30/lockdowns-cost-more-live...