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I'm really, honestly trying my best to have a reasoned discussion about this! But I don't know where the misunderstanding is, somehow I'm looking at the same nu
by Wowfunhappy 5y ago
I'm really, honestly trying my best to have a reasoned discussion about this! But I don't know where the misunderstanding is, somehow I'm looking at the same numbers for breakthrough infections as you are, and I'm seeing a very different story.
To be clear, I wore a mask religiously for 15 months, and got vaccinated as soon as I could.
- awsthro00945 5y agoThere is no such thing as a "reasoned discussion" with someone who genuinely thinks that "my glasses get fogged up :(:(:(" is a legitimate thing to even bring up in a discussion where we are talking about people dying. The only thing you are interested in is mental gymnastics to justify your own actions so that you feel good enough to pat yourself on the back ("I used to wear masks, I'm a good person I swear!") even though you continue to do the objectively wrong thing. I don't care if you're vaccinated. I don't care if you previously wore masks. Those actions don't somehow absolve you of your current responsibility to continue wearing your mask. You don't get any "credit" for previously doing the bare minimum expected of you. That's not how this works.
- jasonladuke0311 5y agoSince you could have transmitted potentially deadly diseases to immunocompromised people before COVID, you have definitely worn a mask everywhere in public for your whole life, right? That’s the only way you have any sort of moral high ground. If the answer is “no”, then we are just quibbling over what constitutes an acceptable loss of life. Because you are culpable.