Posted on Apr 2, 2020
Is there something wrong with me because I’m not as panicked about COVID19 as my civilian friends are?
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I know I haven’t seen war as many on here have but I’ve been trained on various dangerous things in the military and civilian scope. I’ve served overseas in a place that could go from peaceful to chaos at a drop of a hat. I looked at the enemy from the north in Korea. I’ve been through so much in life that I feel as if I have become kinda numb. Especially to the latest virus, COVID19. I know it’s deadly, but I just view this dangerous thing as something to be respected and as long as I’m not where this virus is I know I’m not going to get infected and neither are my family. It’s caused concern among my civilian friends who haven’t had these experiences I have. Is there something wrong with me that I’m not as panicked as they are?
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No need to panic, unless lots of people panic.
It is the mob we have to be concerned about, not the virus. People are a lot less predictable.
It is the mob we have to be concerned about, not the virus. People are a lot less predictable.
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Let's see.... Statistically, COVID-19 currently has a 97% (or better) recovery rate Worldwide. I'll agree people should be concerned and take reasonable precautions simply because this thing spreads easier than graphite powder. What I don't understand is the irrational panic many people are displaying. Looking at the CDC's own numbers, statistically, a person is more likely to die in a traffic accident than they are from COVID-19.
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PFC James (LURCH) Janota
I’ve actually lost friends over this as they view me as cold now. I mean I care about it and all. I just see this as a major inconvenience that’s deadly if you aren’t careful. Buy they act as if its going to pop up out of thin air and slap them.
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