A risky argument. That sword cuts in two directions. The COVID-panicked hysterical set have imposed insanely high costs on society, now surfacing as rapidly ris

A risky argument. That sword cuts in two directions. The COVID-panicked hysterical set have imposed insanely high costs on society, now surfacing as rapidly rising inflation, a huge gap in GDP, and exploded government debts. So I'd be fine with the following deal: 1. I work out some arrangement with my health insurance firm w.r.t. COVID hospitalization costs, possibly just paying the costs myself or possibly paying a higher premium for not taking the vaccine. It's been two years now and I never caught it, all the people I know who did never required a hospital visit and Omicron is very mild so this seems like a safe bet. 2. In return governments force higher taxes on everyone under the age of 65 who took vaccines they didn't clinically need (and almost nobody under that age does). Those taxes will pay for the costs of the vaccines themselves of course but also all the indirect costs and debts caused by their insistence on shutting society down.