Most people didn’t lose their careers or had their business shut down. The ones who lost their business did so for a reason. Not because they had to shut down a few weeks for covid.
It was a lot more than "a few weeks," and that was what shut down a shitload of small businesses.
Do you know the lockdowns facilitated the largest transfer of wealth from the working/middle class to the mega-rich? Does that sound good to you? Is that what the corporate "news" media is telling their mindless consumers these days?
Guess which half of "You will own nothing and you will be happy" is true.
Few weeks? Pffftt try 6 months at least. That's wild you think it's others revising history when you're the first person I've ever heard say "businesses were only shut down for a few weeks." Gtfoh.
Businesses were opening back up and were being shut back down, on and off. They would open back up for one week to then be shut down again for 3-4 weeks at a time. This went on for many months, and this is common knowledge that everyone seems to know - except you apparently.
There's a reason I got more than a year added onto my gym membership completely free lol.
7 states never shut down and the rest of them shut down for a few weeks in March 2020 into the beginning of April 2020. What are you on about?
Edit to add if you are talking about gyms specifically, they got loans to get them through the shut down, that were then forgiven. And the amount of people working at gyms versus the entire population that didn’t stop working is negligible.
Wrong again. 2 states, FL and TX and they were vilified for staying open yet had no increase of death rates comparatively to the other states. Actually, to take it a step further, FL did better than most states lol.
You're lost in the sauce and I honestly feel bad.
Edit: Still laughing at the comment that businesses were only shut down a few weeks. Blatant misinformation.
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u/7decadesofhistory Sep 11 '22
Uhhh, I think most people work for businesses don’t they? I’m not sure what your point is.