Maybe you're relatively young and you don't know/live-with anyone that's at high risk. Good for you. That doesn't mean everyone else has the same risk tolerance

Maybe you're relatively young and you don't know/live-with anyone that's at high risk. Good for you. That doesn't mean everyone else has the same risk tolerance as you. My wife's (healthy) friend/classmate in nursing school contracted COVID, spent 2 months in the hospital and subsequently died last year. My 10 year old son is a type 1 diabetic. While he's now vaccinated, we still try to avoid large gatherings. Just because your risk tolerance is higher than other people doesn't mean you have to be an asshole about it.