Nicola Staff asked 2 years ago
That is not truly correct, but a distortion in thinking aided by looking in a cursory way at the statistics. This is another example of falsely interpreting what happens to the majority, making it seem like a bigger problem, almost like it is attracting misfortune. The simple fact of the matter is, at this juncture, many more people have been vaccinated and/or add Covid-19 before, than those who have not. Sold for the number of people reporting illness, it is far more likely they will have a history of illness themselves or vaccination, with or without booster shots. One must look very carefully and with expertise at the fine points in the definition and segregation of the groupings here. So this information and the way it was presented creates a false perception supporting a kind of conspiracy theory. The interlopers encourage such things because they cannot help themselves. They have to muddy every issue and even things they want to see happen they will work against, to create greater turmoil, confusion, and conflict. It is just how they do things. And the humans are the ones they work through to implement their bad ideas, and that affects every aspect of life, as everything is fair game for the interlopers in their way of seeing things, and they will exploit every opportunity they can use to make life worse for human beings.
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