Autumn is going to be a total shitshow between the COVID sperging and the election season.
What worries me about COVID is less the virus itself (though it would probably suck balls to get sick from it), but the way the narrative keeps shifting along with the goalposts, and how any inconsistencies in the narrative that have been repeatedly pointed out are immediately hand-waved away, forgotten, or ignored.
Like the fact that the shutdown was initially "temporary" to make sure hospitals weren't overcrowded, but now it's morphed into this bizarre, sanctimonious "new normal" with no clear end date and a consistent "let's wait and see" refrain, Let's wait and see until....when, exactly? The virus is never fully going away, as is true of most diseases and risks humans deal with but ultimately don't obsess over 24/7.
People are also constantly sperging on the socials about how they'll never go to concerts/restaurants/fairs ever ever again because it's "too dangerous," which seems asinine, as humans have been existing in large groups for centuries without going totally extinct.
The moral panic and blaming and shaming over social distancing/masks/people not following arbitrary and ever-changing "rules and guidelines" have also been fascinating to watch, from people accusing others of "killing their family" by going for walks outside, to suggesting some have "weak moral character" for wanting to go do simple things like have a beer and socialize. I've also seen lots of shaming around people wanting gyms back in regions where they're closed ("You can just run around your block!" is a common refrain), when wanting gyms back seems to be a very reasonable concern, especially since so many gyms are smaller businesses at risk of going defunct, regular exercise keeps people mentally and physically fit, and this arbitrary lockdown keeps getting extended until infinity.