Just a silly assumption, we do care, we care about all lives and everything people are going through.
But not getting my nails done is not a mental health issue.
Sorry but this is a terribly lazy non sequitur. It’s like a Single Doritos chip that gives you a second of pleasure and then meaninglessly gone, only to have the negative effects of a bad diet get you later. Really beneath someone of your intellect.
This is not about getting your nails done. Just how insensitive can a person be!
This is about the depressed person taking their life because of extreme isolation. This is about a hundred year family business that won’t survive because they are not allowed to operate. This is about people standing in food distribution lines because they simply don’t have the money, because they are prevented from earning.
This is about the slow suicide of drug and alcohol that sometimes isn’t that slow. This is about the health of multitudes of people that have to wait for medical treatment deemed “ non life threatening “ even though a very scant few hospitals are at capacity.
This is about the mother led away in handcuffs in front of her 6 yr old daughter for having the audacity to take her to the park. This is about police drones circling overhead to enforce social distancing.
This is about the massive number of foreclosures that will lead to more death and misery. This is about the wife or girlfriend that is being abused and feels trapped to get out. And at least a million.other horrific stories like those.
So yes. Those who keep pushing these lockdowns, are either heartless, fear mongers who not only want to imprison themselves over their fear, but everybody else, or the willfully ignorant.
If we Christians can’t even show compassion and empathy for all those people, we are indeed in a sorry state.