I know that people have always been insane...but i was wondering if the Coronavirus has made people more nuts by infection?

The attitude towards the virus, and societal and cultural differences varied from country to country.
It is interesting how a country that is armed to the teeth, had many citizens that felt that being asked to wear a mask was a form of tyranny.

The mass killings are up so the deep state can keep its control over the US. Corona was used for the same purpose.

I doubt "by infection" but I wouldn't be surprised that the stress hasn't contributed to an increase in violence. When corona was in full swing and people were having to stand in line to get into Walmart and grocery stores I kept thinking sooner or later someone's gonna say the wrong thing or bump into the person in front or behind them and someone's gonna go off.

There's still a lot going on in the world, between shortages, and increased prices on everything, and people afraid they are about to catch something that may kill them. What happens when some new pandemic breaks out? What if businesses were forced to shut down again before they've recovered from covid? Things could get a lot worse than they currently are.

well i have not heard any connection made between mental health issues and covid . america as always been a violent country i am sad to say [lilymaesixty1]

There are some people that has happened to with the brain fog and some other neuro cognitive effects. But I believe it is rare and I don't think there has been enough study to make such determinations. Violence in general has gotten worse during the pandemic.

There have only a few but in a short time. We had none for awhile - nobody could congrgate anywhere

The isolation and arbitrary, cynical response I'm sure has sent some off the deep end

It's made everyone (who accepted getting jabbed with Covid drugs) go nuts by *injection*....

Has the shooting in the violence skyrocketed? Or are we just now focusing on it?