I’ve not wanted to get bogged down in Covid, but the censoring of debate and the quality of information is woeful.
The public’s seeming blind acceptance of the appalling state of discourse is enough to make one believe the ‘conspiracy theory’ of ‘mass formation psychosis’.
I happily did my bit and got vaccinated last May (second jab in August) when we were told vaccination would be voluntary, efficacious against transmission and provide long-lasting immunity.
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