Who knew taking action to prevent hospitalization and death is living in fear. Is buckling your seatbelt considered living in fear?

to some it is, to some it isn't

the beauty of living in a still somewhat free society, you're allowed to make your own choices

Would need to check the groundwater in Louisiana, North Carolina, Texas, and Oklahoma.

Consider yourself lucky. I bragged and claimed the same early on, unfortunately I was wrong.

If you took a snapshot of every NFL stadium on any Sunday, all filled to capacity, there are fewer people there than those who died from Covid after precautions were taken. Who knows how many would be dead if we took none......

From that nonexistent, unimportant virus that some think was a hoax.

Did CNN give you that analogy? Don't believe everything you read. Especially stats regarding covid deaths. Who do you think comes up with those numbers? Who funds those agencies?

Yeah, who funds those corrupt Medical Examiners and Doctors.......

I knew someone would argue the numbers. I also know that CNN is often a catch phrase used. Funny. You are consistent.

I have not heard one person like you who disputes it to offer a more objective or credible number.
So, you are taking your beliefs out of thin air. My other guess is that when you or your loved ones gets critically ill you will drive them to the doctors or hospitals that believe in the agencies that produce those numbers.

There is always two sides to every story
I have had the great hoax three times and have not had a shot or been to hospital

This hoax affects everyone differently

I'm 82 years old and have C.O.P.D......I took the vaccine plus a booster and infusion treatment after first time I tested positive for covid.....6 months later i tested positive again for covid....both times all I had was a slight fever for one day,a runny nose and some chest congestion that lasted a couple of weeks...
I don't what would have happened if I hadn't had the vaccine and booster but I'm damn glad I was vaccinated.....

Which of the mandated “precautions” were the most effective or even barely effective then?

Thats easy. Ivermectin.
It was effective at politicizing a health crisis.

Next.....(this is meant as a joke) bleach.

Don't forget the arrows stuck on floors of grocery stores, 6' apart. I know that had to help too.

Try comprehending and guess again - neither of those was mandated.

Day 6 and still testing positive. Still not as bad as the first time I had it but still sucks.

So I'm trying to understand the "Covid is a hoax" situation. If anyone can answer without a bunch if name calling and personal insults like small children, that'd be great.

In the hoax argument, what is actually the hoax? The illness, the deaths from the illness, the treatments ie Ivermectin and vaccines, the lockdowns, something that I don't even know about? I'm not debating here, I'm curious about that side of this situation? I don't partake in too many of these threads but I am curious to that side of it all.

As for me, I've never missed a single day of work from covid, not one. If I have had covid, I didn't know about it. I have lost 2 family members to covid, 1 with every single health problem you can imagine and another who was what I would call very healthy, non smoker on no prescriptions and still golfed and played tennis every week. Iv'e had plenty of other family and friends get it and the range of problems from it was hardly nothing to had to go to the hospital for several days. Alot of family got vaxed and alot of family didn't.

I'm not debating it, I'm just curious about the hoax argument. Lay it on me.