Not quite my exact words, and obviously totally devoid of context, but I apologised and clarified my meaning. And in the context of a time in which I was making sacrifices left, right and centre, my kids werenāt allowed to see their friends or go to school, and I was having to work evenings so I could look after my children - all ostensibly to protect our most vulnerable people - I think Iām entitled to a moment of rage when I was seeing those same vulnerable people out and about every single day not giving a shit.
I also think Iām entitled to comment on the current government without having something I said in a fit of stress and rage three years ago misquoted back at me with the sole intent to embarrass me, by someone who has been historically been given extraordinary leeway with their own shitposting down the years.
Would you like to expand on the thought process that sees a post on their discussion community, and thinks āI know. Iāll try and embarrass this guy by misquoting something he said three years ago in a really stressful situation. That would be a really cool thing to doā
I was going to point out some of the potential flaws in OWiD as it didnāt take into account demographics but these graphs do demonstrate quite dramatically the differences in approach between the Germany and the UK (picked purely as it is where I am and where Iām from) particularly in relation to the oldest part of the population where mortality is the highest:
What none of these things seem to take into account is the economic and social impact of long-Covid. That seems to be the elephant in the room and one that very few people seem to be addressing. Whilst the death of an elderly relative is sad it doesnāt have anything like the impact on society of economically active people taken out from the workforce.
Anyway, that is a bit of an aside. Back to your mudslinging.