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Originally Posted by suzzer99
No one is saying there shouldn't be a balance and we shouldn't care about super vulnerable people. All I see is the same crowd who said it was a hoax until that didn't work anymore, but now thinks only 6% actually died of covid, armed with a new talking point about mental health. It seems like just whatever they can throw against a wall.
Maybe not you as you seem pretty consistently focused on mental health itt.
I'm asking what balance exactly are we not doing right now? It's not like we're anything like China lockdown or even the more hardcore European lockdowns. Practically everything is open to some degree right? Schools have to shut down occasionally, but they seem to keep trying to reopen. Aren't even bars open now in MO (which I think is crazy)? It sucks that singing in church is one of the most dangerous things you can do - but you have to take that up with covid.
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I spent 4 years working with teenage kids. I've been pretty focused on depression/mental health since this thing started because it's a huge issue for them. It's not about them being mentally weak either. It's a combination of factors but they were feeling VERY isolated before this started, that's my issue.
Other than the impact on local small businesses, that's really the only consistent issue I've had.