The key question that lockdown enthusiasts refuse to ask is: Is there any evidence that lockdowns prevented long covid? I have seen precious few attempts to show this. It's taken as an article of faith. Can you make the case that they did anything to prevent long covid?
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what about this is deceitful or strange? it is obvious that we choose to accept seasonal and even pandemic influenza deaths in the hundreds of thousands without any mitigation, beyond marginally effective vaccines, and that this has consequences ...
... for our entire medical approach to influenza. If Zero Flu *were* a policy goal or social aspiration, influenza would absolutely be portrayed totally differently by medicine and public health professionals. nothing about this is ‚deceitful‘.
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in the same way, when measles seemed unavoidable before the 1963 mmr vaccine, infection was treated as an ordinary aspect of childhood. now measles is discussed as an unacceptable risk for children with emphasis on potentially dangerous symptoms and consequences for many patients
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