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That's a non-sequitur. The pandemic, as in the actual killing / harming of people with the virus, is mostly over for vaccinated people. True, some political re
by lalaland1125 5y ago
That's a non-sequitur. The pandemic, as in the actual killing / harming of people with the virus, is mostly over for vaccinated people.
True, some political response to the pandemic are still in place, but that would happen no matter what as politics tends to move slower than the reality on the ground.
- orra 5y ago> The pandemic, as in the actual killing ... That's not the definition of pandemic. A pandemic is a very widespread infectious disease. Theoretically, the disease doesn't even have to be deadly. It's true that the vaccines have substantially reduced risk for the vaccinated, but I don't think we can (yet) say the pandemic is over.