"It's been, obviously, a long two and a half years for Americans, and we understand that people want to move on," Jha, the White House COVID-19 coordinator, told ABC "This Week" co-anchor Martha Raddatz of the virus that has killed more than 1 million people in the U.S. "The good news is people can move on if they keep their immunity up to date."

I fucking hate this piece of shit, AHHHHHH :agony-limitless:

Also a revealing quote when asked about RSV:

"RSV, for most people, [is] not a big deal. It's very mild. For the elderly, and for the youngest kids, it can be a problem," he said, recommending "basic respiratory hygiene" such as "avoiding sick contacts ... washing your hands, cleaning surfaces."

If only there was a better way to protect others and yourself, like putting a piece of cloth over your face and nose, perhaps? Nahhhhhhh

The vaxxed and relaxed mindset will continue until everyone has long COVID, sorry folks.

  • MF_BROOM [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    :doomjak:

    On the topic of RSV, my co-worker told all of us today that she got RSV from her niece right before Thanksgiving, but then her and her family decided to have the Thanksgiving dinner anyways. :agony-4horsemen:

    And this same co-worker had also gotten COVID within the last few months.

    I hate it here.