In a chilling reality, America has transformed into a landscape where neighbors become agoraphobes, teachers fear their students, and citizens face censorship. This dystopian scenario, exacerbated by the pandemic, reveals that the roots of this insanity were already embedded in big government and corporations. The true threat of COVID-19 emerged as a mental one, as fear itself weakened the nation’s resilience, exposing a troubling undercurrent of confusion and panic. Health authorities, in a frenzy of anxiety and power, abandoned established pandemic protocols in an attempt to protect everyone, leading to excessive measures like over-testing, universal plexiglass, and stringent mandates that severely restricted civil liberties. This narrative raises significant questions about the future of freedom in America. Surprisingly, as Justin Hart illustrates, the actual virus posed minimal risk to most individuals. The real danger lies in the extreme overreactions of many governments and citizens who lost perspective. Hart provides a hopeful outlook on how to confront this madness and work towards restoring sanity in society.
