Row 17726

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There were 100K Covid deaths in California alone last year. But we have to individual responsibility our way out of that.

I could cite stats and inaction all day. I wish no harm on anyone and want to see no deaths.

But Why this threat? Why not the others? What’s the driving force here, because it’s certainly not human life.

Edit: this quote: “there are now many scientific studies, including our recent article, showing gas stoves are not healthy because of the indoor air pollution they create,” said Nadeau, who is chair of the Department of Environmental Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. “Therefore, we should focus on solutions to reduce indoor air pollution to try to protect children, pregnant women, the elderly, adults, and public health in general.”

I mean, Covid is an infinitely more deadly interior air threat, but we did absolutely nothing to improve indoor air quality mechanisms. Authorities even went out of their way to avoid declaring it airborne until rig it after the emergency order ended.

I repeat: why this threat? Who stands to gain here?

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text There were 100K Covid deaths in California alone last year. But we have to individual responsibility our way out of that. I could cite stats and inaction all day. I wish no harm on anyone and want to see no deaths. But Why this threat? Why not the others? What’s the driving force here, because it’s certainly not human life. Edit: this quote: “there are now many scientific studies, including our recent article, showing gas stoves are not healthy because of the indoor air pollution they creat…
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