[thebouv]

Some people will die?

What about long Covid?

What about 1 in 3 people in the Western World having high blood pressure, a co-morbidity often listed as one of concern for Covid infection?

Delta seems to be affecting kids far more than previously (likely due to how much more contagious it seems to be). Children's Hospitals in highly-unvaccinated areas are maxed out or getting there. ((In Florida for example)).

What is "normal life" to you and why is wearing a mask during a pandemic such an assault on that? Like dig down deep -- why do you think a mask mandate ends your life being normal?

Get vaxxed for it, IF YOU CAN. Wear a mask to help stop the spread, IF YOU CAN.

But what your post really reads like is "I am very me-centered."

To me, that seems like a sad sort of "normal" to try and maintain.

We can get "back to normal" with minimal effort by wearing masks, getting vaxxed, encouraging others to do the same, killing bad info with good info, and listening to collective experts.