Jamie Aroosi a lecturer in political science at Kingsborough Community College, CUNY.
Almost a week after the Super Bowl, I learned that there had been a shooting at the victory parade for the Kansas City Chiefs. What struck me about the story, however, wasn’t that it happened; what struck me was that it took me three days to learn about it. I’m not a sports fan, so I wouldn’t have learnt that way. But a mass shooting at a celebration for one of the biggest sports events in the world would seem to be a big enough deal that it would be plastered across the news media.
Kill off your most vulnerable , and your death rates will eventually go down when these vulnerable populations are already dead. However, the ongoing problem with Covid-19 has less to do with death rates than it does with the problem of long Covid-19 and post-Covid symptoms. There have been varying studies to date, but it seems like somewhere in the neighborhood of 10-20% of all Covid-19 cases lead to long Covid or other post-Covid symptoms.
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