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Because I'm seeing it a lot and I think it's pretty insulting to have people tell me it's fake, when my colleagues have gotten very sick with it, they're often breaking down crying, seeing people die left right and centre and a colleague thought they were going to die. Yet we're dealing with people who have sat safely at home throughout it all, with nothing but time to scour the internet for conspiracy theories and have an opinion on something they've not directly experienced. These people aren't the brightest people I've met either. This is why critical thinking should be taught at school age.
To me, it's like telling a soldier/war veteran that the war didn't actually happen, 'the government' made it up for this or that reason. It's disrespectful because you're totally discounting a person's experience of something that happened to them, but DIDN'T happen to you.
I don't know what's gotten into people.
If only the government had the power to round up all the people who think it's a lie and get them working on hospital wards, WITHOUT the 'useless PPE' to help out with the effort. That way, the rest of us who don't want to get sick can go home and stay safe. Everyone would be happy then.