1. La vigencia técnica y científica de la pandemia.
Diversos testimonios subrayan que, a pesar de la percepción social, los organismos internacionales mantienen la clasificación de pandemia, diferenciándola del fin de la emergencia de salud pública.
- Ps small point the pandemic hasnt actually been declared over per .int . People are still getting harmed by covid and were still learning about how it harms people.
- The covid pandemic is still ongoing. Still airborne. Still spreading, disabling, killing. Never really got better. Never went away. Not gone, only ignored.
- This is disinformation. Who never declared the pandemic to be over, only the global emergency. The pandemic is ongoing, covid continues to disable and kill people.
2. El conflicto lingüístico y el uso del tiempo pasado.
Existe una fuerte crítica hacia el uso del tiempo pasado al referirse al COVID-19, argumentando que esta narrativa fomenta el negacionismo y la falta de precauciones.
- Oh and btw, stop referring to the pandemic in the past tense. Its still a pandemic. You dont get to just decide that its not.
- Framing covid in the past tense is exactly why this type of denialism is flourishing unfortunately. Covid is still very much a pandemic.
- I hate seeing past tense language concerning covid. We are still in the pandemic. Covid did not agree to go away when the capitalists convinced the governments to drop protection protocols.
3. Long COVID y la crisis de discapacidad masiva.
Los usuarios destacan que la pandemia no puede considerarse terminada mientras millones de personas sigan desarrollando secuelas crónicas y discapacitantes.
- The pandemic isnt long covid. The pandemic is covid. And its not over. Do more to stop the spread.
- Long covid contradicts the weak fiction promoted by all governments that the pandemic is over. It very much isnt.
- We are not post-pandemic!! covid is still spreading and killing people. Covid is still spreading and people are getting long covid.
4. Intereses económicos y el retorno forzado a la normalidad.
Se denuncia que la declaración social del fin de la pandemia responde a presiones corporativas y políticas para reactivar la economía, sacrificando la salud pública.
- Governments and their media lackeys just decided they liked profits more than lives and told everyone it was safe to go back to normal, when it wasnt and isnt.
- The pandemic never ended, we as a society just stopped officially reporting on it and requiring safety measures against it for the short-term interests of capitalism.
- It was the emergency response to the pandemic that was ended, the who noting at that time that many governments were no longer following the guidelines of reponse anyway as data went dark.
5. La transición hacia la endemicidad y sus riesgos.
El debate incluye la distinción técnica entre pandemia y endemia, advirtiendo que un virus endémico no es necesariamente inofensivo ni predecible.
- The pandemic being over doesnt meant its gone. It means its now endemic, like the seasonal flu. Its never going away.
- Endemic doesn't mean shows over, nothing to see here. Endemic diseases kill more people than pandemics all the time.
- The pandemic is over in the sense that it is now an endemic, permanent disease with so far two yearly peaks.
6. El impacto de la desinformación y la falta de datos.
La reducción en el rastreo de casos y la falta de pruebas gratuitas han creado una falsa sensación de seguridad que oculta la magnitud real de la infección continua.
- The pandemic is ongoing! ignoring c0v1d dont ignore for the sake of argument, measles, avian flu, nipah are all worsening.
- Declaring the pandemic over doesnt make it true, especially when even the who carefully avoids doing so for legal and ethical reasons.
- We are still in a pandemic that everyone thinks is over and the public isnt being informed on the risks.