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people afraid with what they don& #39;t familiar with. that& #39;s just natural instinct of human, or even animals.
earlier when the virus just introduced, they didn& #39;t know what to expect. they took maximum effort of prevention to whatever it takes halt the disaster.
earlier when the virus just introduced, they didn& #39;t know what to expect. they took maximum effort of prevention to whatever it takes halt the disaster.
however, as the time progresses, they just didn& #39;t see a big enough threat to justify their sacrifices. the numbers are indeed enormous, but the impact that they experience themselves just didn& #39;t cut it.
3 months have passed, the situation differs a lot since then. the little entertainment they could managed to get away with at first when staying at home doesn& #39;t suffice anymore. some people would state that that is not any importance—that health is the priority, it& #39;s number one—,
but some could also argue that human doesn& #39;t only live with physical health, but along with mental, social, and emotional health (also spiritual in some arguments). boredom is a distinct harm, and what they need, are simply, entertainment and socialization.
there& #39;s no wrong in this debate, in my opinion. you can see through a different glass and see a different point of view. you can be positioned in a different shoes, thus make the circumstance contrasts. in the end, we live and go through this together.
don& #39;t spread hate
don& #39;t spread hate
this thread is my take on this kind of meme that is everywhere. I know memes was just meant for fun. but it is what it is
