Economic Warnings for Latter-day Saints
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an>s we struggle, collectively, through month five of this pandemic, I have felt compelled to consider my own—our own—complicity in its creation and perpetuation. I suspect that each of us can think of a time when we knew about the dangers of this disease and yet continued with the normal pattern of our lives, confident that we would not have to suffer the disruption and discomfort we saw others enduring in Italy, China, and elsewhere. Even after the disease had arrived in the United States, communities and individuals only took measures such as masking and social distancing seriously once the disease was affecting their own states and cities. Until we saw the reality of COVID deaths for ourselves, we were unwilling to act.
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