There's always an 'explanation'. I take it you're not lurking certain Facebook groups. Take your pick: - lockdowns drove people into a lifestyle that favored b

There's always an 'explanation'. I take it you're not lurking certain Facebook groups. Take your pick: - lockdowns drove people into a lifestyle that favored bad health choices ultimately leading to early deaths (not going outside, not doing sports, etc..). Probably some truth to that. - lockdowns led to loss of jobs which drove people to suicides or killing others - antifa killed a lot of people during the blm riots - mask wearing made people breathe their own germs thus leading to said germs to multiply more and kill people - people were scared of covid and did not go to the hospital for minor stuff that ended up being major and ended up killing them. Probably some truth to this one also. - it was just a bad year, no relation to covid. Just more people died, what's the big deal? Population numbers are like a cycle, ok? And we just went through some sort of adjustment, which was unrelated to covid. - gay frogs became poisonous (!!!) - And ultimately, the data is broken, see the article above, it turns out it wasn't that bad, right? RIGHT? Same with the excess deaths. The data was misinterpreted, there are no excess deaths TLDR: don't worry about it. Go outside and consume, the pandemic is now over. It wasn't even a pandemic, it was a 'plandemic'.