Do we fear covid too much?

🤓Since March of 2020, I personally have not felt the need to fear covid 19. There was so much confusion and concern back then. But the truth is that no one really new what was going on and choices were made based on what ‘could’ or ‘might’ happen. Countries wanted to be prepared for the worse case scenario.
😐So here we are now. Twelve months later we now are armed with facts. Countries can look at the data for the last year and see actual real numbers. Leaders, scientists and health officials should be looking at what has actually happened and adjust accordingly. But that is not what is happening.
🙁Because I have not agreed with the mainstream narrative and have been asking questions, I have been accused of not believing in science. Not once have ever said the Coronavirus was not real. I think there is a virus that is making people sick and killing some of them. However, I strongly disagree with how countries around the world have dealt with this pandemic.
🙁 Instead of questioning science, let's look at the cold hard facts collected here in Canada from the last 12 months.
😊 All deaths are tragic. We do not value one life over another, on the basis of age. However, the vulnerability of the elderly and infirm to the Covid virus, and their geographic concentration, point to a rather obvious mitigation strategy.
😊Rather than locking down healthy people everywhere, our efforts should be focused on protecting a relatively small population of unhealthy, and largely immobile people, in the readily accessible places where they live.