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I don't know where you live but covid is not over here.

• Broken_Hippo 4y ago
  Not here, either: Folks are still getting it and folks are still dying from it. We simply don't have as many restrictions right now - though we are getting those again. Yesterday, some places in California are mandating masks again and I still have to prove I'm Covid-free to visit family in the US, and it doesn't matter than I'm a citizen.
  • paintman252 4y ago
    >Not here, either: Folks are still getting it and folks are still dying from it. If that's how you measure it, then covid will NEVER be over (People are still dying from flu every year) Pandemic is over. COVID19 is never leaving us.
• spookthesunset 4y ago
  It will never be over. We just have to live with it and move on with our lives.
  • ehnto 4y ago
    And I shall, but it turns out my reality isn't the only reality.
• betwixthewires 4y ago
  So the disease isn't over. And I hate to break it to you, in case it isn't obvious by now, it never will be. But the panic and response are over, the public has accepted it as a part of the world now, the world is just the world and life is just life again.
  • ehnto 4y ago
    I am well aware of the long term outlook of it all. I am fully vaxed, living life as I always used to, and I am all for returning to normal now that we have done all we can with vaccinations. But society globally is still changing and being impacted very seriously by the pandemic and will be for years yet. Keep in mind that both places, people and policies change state to state, country to country. You are talking like your experience is the only possible one. Where I live is seeing the most deaths it had the entire pandemic, we have still removed all restrictions but that doesn't stop people changing their behavior. Some places are still having lockdowns. Some borders remain shut. You get the idea.