Omicron is an anagram for Moronic, which means that people who are frightened over this have to be "moronic." 

To push so many vaccines into people's bodies in such a short period of time will likely do greater damage to the majority of people's immune systems and make health conditions they already have much worse. 

Does anybody really want to live in a society where the powers that be can just create viruses and then deliberately spread them in order to gain control over people's lives by enacting laws/mandates which the powers that be claim will help "contain" or "protect" people from the very same thing the powers that be created? 

They've been sucking the humanity out of life for the past few decades, little by little, and so we're at the point where more and more people don't want to even speak with someone else. They'd rather just text and insert an emogi rather than naturally speak to them and give them an actual smile. 

My question is: if this is the way things keep going, then why would someone want to live in such a soulless and architecturally/aesthetically sterile society where isolation, personal distrust, suspicion, and excessive technology reign supreme? 

What good is fighting something like pollution when, at the same time, they're creating a world that is so far removed from natural humanity?

They keep telling us the past was worse than it really was so we will believe the lie that the present is better than it really is and that the future will be the best of all.

My question is: if this is the way things keep going, then why would someone want to live in such a soulless and architecturally/aesthetically sterile society where isolation, personal distrust, suspicion, and excessive technology reign supreme?

What good is fighting something like pollution when, at the same time, they're creating a world that is so far removed from natural humanity?

They keep telling us the past was worse than it really was so we will believe the lie that the present is better than it really is and that the future will be the best of all.

I think St. John might respond like he did in his letter (1 John 2):

15 Love not the world, nor the things which are in the world. If any man love the world, the charity of the Father is not in him.  16 For all that is in the world, is the concupiscence of the flesh, and the concupiscence of the eyes, and the pride of life, which is not of the Father, but is of the world.  17 And the world passeth away, and the concupiscence thereof: but he that doth the will of God, abideth for ever.

And I think a world "removed from natural humanity" is not our problem. Our problem is a world removed from the reign of Christ the King. In fact, our world exalts "natural humanity" and ignores the supernatural Commandments of our Lord. All of our problems comes from that.