Thats a question I keep asking myself, now that the covid hysteria’s finally gone (along with the loony Government that enabled it).
It seems the general public now consider the unvaccinated to be ‘dead’ to them. (to be just ignored).
That isn’t a totally bad thing, because it means they effectively have given up and leave them alone.
There is still no acknowledgement that anything ever happened, and just occassionally, lame narratives come out , eg -vaccine injuries are actually ‘long covid’.
It’s like they just want to move on and forget about it all.
The problem with that scenario is that it doesn’t acknowledge any mistakes, or deal with any of the consequences.
All those people that lost their job, their bussiness, their house, or their health should just ‘get over it’, apparently.
There is going to be a change of Government, no doubt about that. The problem is a wrecked ecomony and that the countries debt has been doubled over covid.
Some people have just had enough. They are starting to realise how hard the last three years have been for them, and are looking at their options. We do know some farmers are looking to quietly sell up and go elsewhere.
The new Government is yet to be formed as the special and overseas votes are still yet to be counted.
This means we don’t know how they will go and what direction they will take.
Still, there is hope in the air, and perhaps everyone will be blissfully happy while inflation starts to bite and NZ’s ecomony goes backwards as reported recently.
Given those circumstances, we are OK, since we have forseen this and prepared for it.
Uncoffined 
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