https://www.zerohedge.com/health/bay-area-hospital-sees-unprecedented-spike-suicides-during-lockdowns

Other sources I've looked at suggest closures and lockdowns are more dangerous to people's health than coronavirus. Do "authorities" who restrict or attempt to restrict our activities bear responsibility when their policies create a lethal level of stress and depression? My personal belief is that authority and responsibility go hand in hand. So elected or unelected authorities can and should be liable for the damage their "edicts" cause.

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>>9286578

Judy Mikovits' book by the same name seems relevant here.

>>9287070

I believe this is why several people have concluded the sane people are in mental hospitals. I know because it happened to me. When you begin to grasp the level of evil unleashed against us, and the evil entities decide to attack you, it can be quite a challenge. Lost my mind, home and family.

>>9287090

antipyretics such as tylenol are toxic to the liver and would be more harm than good in a actual COVID-19 case. Thus the attempt to criminalize having a fever is andeally bad idea.