>No, it's predicated on the fact that they will continue allowing more of the virus to circulate and infect others (and also incubate variants). Cognitive diss

>No, it's predicated on the fact that they will continue allowing more of the virus to circulate and infect others (and also incubate variants). Cognitive dissonance. You admitted the vaccinations don't stop infections. Therefore, variants will continue on whether people are vaccinated or not. There's quite a bit of irony in you prattling on about the big bad un-vaccinated while simultaneously not believing the vaccine provides you enough protection to go out and be safe. >Ad hominem. We're done. No it's an objective observation based on your comments about being terrified of other people infecting you with a disease that has a lower likely hood of killing or harming you in any major way than driving in your car daily (on top of many other more deadly daily activities). I actually think you need to talk with someone about your issues. I'm not attacking you for it, but it's obvious your stance isn't based in reality. Life is full of risk. COVID isn't an issue that ought to be worrying you at all if you've vaccinated yourself.