blazerkor
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I agree that people have to stop pretending they're safe in publicly crowded environments. That being said, I don't know how these horrible high number of Omicron cases will affect hospitalizations but more importantly cases with long term effects and most importantly deaths. Omicron is obviously a much more virulent strain but I'm hoping (even though it's mostly effecting the stupid far more than those taking proactive precautions) that Omicron will be far less dangerous than any form of COVID that we've seen before. It's just a hope but there are some good signs when it comes to that hope.Just stick a fork in this winter for sports and travel.....it's pretty obvious this is going to happen with more infections if we continue to pretend we're safe in publicly crowded environments
So maybe just maybe we won't see a huge spike in severe COVID cases and resultant deaths... hell the average of 1000+ deaths a day in this country that we've been just accepting for the last four months has been a nightmare. If Omicron despite it's spread can take us under that level then people will go about their everyday lives just like they have been for a while now. I'm again just really hopeful that the early returns on the mortality rates from Omicron are an indication that it's much less deadly... I also really hope that if people are going to live their lives "normally" that they do so thoughtfully in regards to masking up and being vaccinated.
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