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  "On one flight, which landed at the city's Malpensa Airport on Boxing Day, 52% of passengers were found to be positive for Covid, la Repubblica reports."
  
  Why did we ever get rid of testing before travelling? This probably isn't even good for the Airlines aswell, as they'll have sick employees who can't work.
context: Oh neat. 
  Just in time for Lunar New Years >
  
  This sounds very familiar >
  
  Well it is a yearly holiday >
  
  Maybe on the moon! >
  
  Lol I'll just wait here for the calls that Biden is a xenophobe and racist if they do this. ☺️ >
  
  Is it March of 2020 again? I'm not sure I can stomach living through those years again... >
  
  Always has been. >
  
  Still the same number of American pandemic deaths every week:
  /r/CoronavirusUSNotOver >
  
  Like, everyone:  "But Americans have COVID fatigue..."
  Smart people: "Um, better than Long-COVID chronic fatigue, brain fog, and heart failure, right?  Masks and vaccines aren't hard." >
  
  Not even Covid. For 2 covid years we haven’t had flue or cold. I am all for it. 
  Ppl should stop treating masks as “I am afraid” and do like Japanese - “I am wearing mask because IAM sick or feel under weather but have to travel  so I am sorry and I protect you” >
  
  That require 85%+ of Americans to treat America as something that they should take care of.
  Given how some of them treat reality, that's not going to work.