It's a strange cult indeed. Recently my husband's aunt, in the UK, died. She had dementia and kept wandering the cold streets at night, which culminated in her developing pneumonia. Naturally she was admitted to hospital and tested for the dreaded disease. She didn't have it. However, she was placed on a rona ward and her death certificate has the plague as her cause of death. She can't, therefore, be dressed for her burial. The body cannot be touched.
MIL knows she didn't have rona and realises that this would increase statistics falsely, but still doesn't see a problem with it. The government and healthcare system had supported her for so long now, I don't know if she could do anything, but support it.
I hear a lot of that kind of thing. One of my regular customers works for a law office that deals with wills and inheritance. She tells me that since Covid started heart attack and stroke deaths have dropped dramatically as alleged covid deaths have risen. However, despite being the one spreading this information, she still often criticizes one of my other coworkers for not wearing his mask. It is like she knows that, to some degree at least, it is kind of a scam but still wants to enforce anti-Covid rules measures.
Ahh, the joys of cognitive dissonance! 😆
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