I agree but would go one step further.
I think the desire to blame people because someone succumbs to a virus is indicative of how dysfunctional humans are on this planet.
People feel like they should be ‘immune’ to the effects of other life and fly into fits of indignation when they realise that they’re not that special after all.
Bears and wolves and other traditional risks are destroyed as soon as they come close to posing a threat, luckily for them virus’s can’t be targeted the same way.
So sure, there are actions people can take to reduce the effect of viruses on humans, but when they fail to be 100%, people should quit being so neurotic and put their life in perspective and then take some time to consider how much other life on this planet has had to sacrifice absolutely everything just so you can exist.
As for ‘we can’t change the government’ well, as far as human responsibility goes, that’s the number one factor in virus Managment.
If the govt WAS changed I think we’d all find vaccination rates would be very different.
At least some good news
https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/compone...abChangeable=0Thousands of residents to be released from quarantine