When I think of H1N1, I just think of it as a normal, seasonal kind of flu. It doesn't make much of a difference to me whether one gets the H1N1 flu virus or gets the seasonal flu virus.

This is because, basically, the H1N1 virus is not exactly killing many people. It's not killing enough people to make me worry, unlike the avian flu and dengue fever, we already have access to early-stage H1N1 medication. The only differences are that the H1N1 flu virus kills young people too (which actually sounds quite bad, doesn't it?), but that would mean they have weak immunity systems, because the H1N1 virus is targeted at killing those with low immunity.

The only reason why people are acting up such a fuss is because it is new. People feel insecure because it is new and not because it is deadly. If the deadliness of the H1N1 flu virus is comparable to the seasonal flu, then I do not see why they should kick up such a fuss over such a tiny thing.