I didn't dismiss anything, that's what you have to imply in order to assert your strawman to paint me as evil and cold... lol You also didn't post any of the numbers I asked of you, how many people die every year in automobile accidents, from smoking, over eating, where does covid fall on the mortality list against all other causes of death? And it lands there even with falsely labeling people as dying with covid, not from it, so it doesn't even belong where it's listed since the data was manipulated to make it look worse than it actually is. It DOES NOT warrant the response that we have taken with locking society down and mandating an experimental drug on the entire population of the country, stripping freedoms and rights from everyone. People die, the minute you're born the clock is ticking down, there are all kinds of disease, along with self inflicted health problems, and nothing you can do will stop it from happening. You could take each human being after birth, place them in lockdown in the perfect environment to live the longest life, the perfect combo of foods, water, air, exercise, they could be protected from disease, live in a perfect bubble and everyone live to 100 and be 'safe' for their entire existence. Is that what you want? What kind of life is that? Where do you draw the line? You seem to have no line, you feel that everyone should live as you expect, that your will should be the one imposed on everyone else's life. As a supposed Christian, you should know that's not the life God wants for us, you should know that people go home to God when He determines it's their time, not us. Where is your supposed faith in this? The 'caring' mother can smother a child and ruin his/her life trying to keep them 'safe', keeping them from experiencing the life that God meant for us to have here. As a Christian, maybe you should be focusing more of your time being a disciple and making sure people know about God? Maybe you 'care' just a little too much, to the point of trying to control what everyone else does? Is it really 'caring' at that point, I don't think it is.