Ok I had a different reply written out but now you're just being an asshole for literally no reason so I'll cut to a summary, but first:

functionally a cold

You're lingering on this a lot more than I'd have expected. Didn't think one could get so butthurt over such an offhand remark and taking it so semantically literally.

So anyway, in short, you’re lamenting that people aren’t doing enough, and I’m arguing people are making their individual choices on what they consider is enough which in most cases doesn’t match your weird germophobe levels.

You’re making a bunch of shaky conclusions and claims about well-researched data, then running away from your own voluntary assurance that you’d provide a list of sources, because you are in your own words ‘too lazy’, and then call me the factual idiot for pointing out your errors (such as your false equivalences between airborne viruses and ebola, your incorrect understanding of the concept of correlation vs causation regarding dementia’s link to covid, and your heavily exaggerated assessment of covid causing respiratory conditions later in life – yeah I looked them up myself on my way home), instead choosing the childish route of needlessly insulting my intelligence.

You’re literally too lazy to back yourself up, and in the same breath try to balance precariously on the high ground throwing shit at me like a monkey with a superiority complex, putting an end seemingly to what I perhaps wrongly thought was a friendly, distant friendship these last 6 years.

If you’re so terrified of Covid (and again, I gave you concessions here and considered that you’re a family man and that you were right to be protective in this regard, it has in fact been ONLY me who has tried to meet in the middle), use your vast wealth to donate some Hepa filters to your local schools and buildings, homeschool the kids anyway, follow the latest news on vaccine development (yes, there are still billions of dollars worldwide going towards covid, despite your claim everyone has given up) and let everyone else get on with their lives. You know, like an adult. With kids.

Oh, and make sure you all eat healthy. Even if you just blindly slap all the researchers' numbers together and sum up a total increase of illness and death, those numbers pale in comparison to stuffing your face with pizza, beer, candy and soda.

You might lose an average of about 0.3 years to life expectancy through multiple covid infections, but you'll extend it by about 9 years if you take care of yourself more generally - while also staving off dementia.

Good luck.