Staff Reports
In a recent study from a university in the United Kingdom, it was found that those who dared to question government mandates during the pandemic may have actually been onto something. The study revealed that individuals who dutifully obeyed all of the COVID-19 measures are now more likely to be struggling with mental health issues that just won’t quit.
Now, this might not come as a shock to those who maintained a healthy skepticism throughout the chaos of the pandemic and refused to be sheep following the herd. The study is practically shouting, “I told you so!” to all the naysayers who were vilified for daring to make their own health choices.
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The findings suggest that even today, four long years after the outbreak began, folks who are still donning masks might actually be in need of some serious help. And get this — the study was even sanctioned by Bangor University in Wales. So you know it’s legit.
So, what was the scoop on this groundbreaking study? Well, the researchers sorted participants into two personality categories: the independent, go-getter types and the more communal, boat-rockers. It turns out those who followed the rules religiously might be experiencing some serious well-being woes now. Who could have seen that one coming, right?
The report noted that those who were all about following the rules (and probably still double-masking today) are now the ones struggling the most. The study raised an important question: “What’s the cost of compliance on people’s well-being?” And the answer? “The more individuals complied with health advice during lockdown, the worse their well-being post-lockdown.” Fascinating.
But here’s the kicker: It seems that those who were more likely to march in lockstep with the government’s mandates are the ones now suffering the most. Meanwhile, those who were a little more skeptical and independent may be faring better. It’s like the old fable of the tortoise and the hare, but with a much more serious message.
So, what’s the bottom line here? Basically, the study is suggesting that maybe, just maybe, government intervention could be needed for those who are still wearing masks while driving alone in their cars. It’s like, “Hey, buddy, maybe it’s time to let go of the mask and join the rest of us back in reality.”
It’s safe to say this study is throwing a major wrench into the narrative that blind compliance is the only way to save lives. And hey, with mainstream media and big tech shunning outlets like The Western Journal, every little bit helps. So why not join the ranks and help keep the truth alive? After all, it’s no secret that the liberal elites are trying to stamp out independent voices like this one. Can we count on you to join the cause?
