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Are they though? Assuming that they and their loved ones are vaccinated, the risk of death is relatively small, to the point where one could expect that they di
by 7steps2much 5y ago
Are they though? Assuming that they and their loved ones are vaccinated, the risk of death is relatively small, to the point where one could expect that they die of other causes first.
That said, they are correct. Assuming that at some point lockdowns just stop, everyone will be either recovered or dead.
Vaccinated people will be almost completely recovered, with unvaccinated numbering the most death.
This is not sarcasm, it's not selfish, it's a simple fact. Vaccinations are available to the general public and there are very few that are not capable of receiving the vaccine, many that choose not to.
Those that choose not to will have a higher risk of death, due to a decision they made.
- jjnoakes 5y ago> Those that choose not to will have a higher risk of death, due to a decision they made. This makes it sound like you think the consequences of their actions are limited to them; if that were true, then I think the debate would be a lot less interesting. I for one don't believe that the decision only affects the individual in this case.