Who needs Omicron? Colorado is doing "just fine" without it

Wow.  Over 100 Colorado deaths reported in one day.  Guess we really are catching up since Thanksgiving.


Since Omicron is currently a boutique strain, found thus far in a few Colorado residents and their wastewater, it is unlikely to be contributing significantly to any death count.  Indeed, all the "medical experts" on Facebook have made it known that, while COVID isn't real, omicron really isn't real.  It doesn't even have the ability to infect a piece of tissue paper, it is so weak and useless, except when thrust into news updates by the government to strike fear into everyone's hearts.  The stock market is cowering.  The holiday party schedule and travel schedule has been impacted not a whit.  Who is changing their behavior after entire rooms full of people, all vaccinated, turn up infected?  Not us, for sure.  We based our decisions on Facebook and hopeful guesswork, not on prior example and outcomes of similar social experiments performed on a daily basis.  Not that anyone actually knows anything at this point about how this Omicron strain will play out, it's just that all our "unelected and unappointed experts" have weighed in, so let's get on with our lives, stepping over those who are unable to get on with their lives because they stopped breathing a few minutes ago.  

Omicron has been studied an actual week by actual scientists, but all these yahoos need only a few minutes to determine how Omicron will behave next week, next month, and into perpetuity.  Why wait on actual studies conducted in actual laboratories?  This may be why we will reach one million deaths in the United States in the coming six months.  (Imagine if one million people died in the U.S. over the course of 24 months because of eating too much chocolate cake.  Do you think at some point people would understand they needed to stay away from the chocolate cake, and other things that looked exactly like chocolate cake, except for having one or two slices removed?). 

Because SARS-CoV-2 is such a weenie virus (according to them, not according to the bodies littering the morgues) it doesn't kill anyone except for the 1 million people tripping over it and hitting their heads on the broken liquor bottles as they try to flee from the constant government control or fear mongering.  Or something.  Oh, that's right, I'm sorry, the people who are actually dying are the people foolish enough to submit to a vaccination, and while 1/3 of those folks died before vaccines were even available, that can be explained by people who died from fear of having to get vaccinated.  Or whatever.  It is hard to follow the thought processes of lunatics and people who didn't bother educamacating in high school, and have regressed since that time on a steady diet of Judge Judy, remorse and Hostess Cupcakes.

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