I read the tweet as "ammo" for covid deniers to prove their longstanding point that covid is overblown and/or doesn't exist. Those with a functional understanding of the world are smart enough to know that the clip was presented absent context by a group with an agenda.I understand that you aren't presenting these as equal arguments, but I still find the framing to be baffling. For me, it would be people with a functional understanding of their relationship to the outside world on one side, and people with self-inflicted brain disease on the other.Oh for **** sakelol, people who "think" covid is real.
But also on a practical side, people don't neatly fit into these two categories (or in the covid is real/fake sides as you stated). Reality isn't static, and nor is what we need to ask of our fellow citizens to fully manage this ongoing health issue. And there are a lot of soft-vaxxers out there that got the initial vaccine in spring 2021 that are not getting boosted. Point being, plenty of people aren't dug in here, maybe most are with covid is real/fake. But that is meaningless, whether or not they are going to keep doing things like getting boosted is.
Neither "side" is going to change their thinking regarding the realness of covid two fkn years in based on that (or anything else for that matter)