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This isn't a good analogy given "people driving the speed limit" can also get and spread Covid and cause extremely negative outcomes. Not wearing a seat-belt is
by disambiguation 4y ago
This isn't a good analogy given "people driving the speed limit" can also get and spread Covid and cause extremely negative outcomes. Not wearing a seat-belt is perhaps a more accurate metaphor, given the individual assumes the majority of the risk.
Regardless all you're doing here is trying to justify a bad attitude, and proving the GPs point.
- t0bia_s 4y agoWearing sealt-belt still wont protect you from possibly killing anyone.
- jiggawatts 4y agoGetting COVID while unvaccinated makes you much more sick, and hence much more likely to spread it to other people. This is why China is still under lockdown, and most other (highly vaccinated) countries aren't. In places with no speed limit enforcement, even people that drive slowly are killed more often. How is this difficult to understand? Vaccines, masks, hand-washing, etc... are not just about you!
- chrismcb 4y agoPersonally works love to see the research on that assertion. If you are unvaccinated and get sick, you are more likely to be symptomatic and stay home. On the other hand if you are vaccinated you are more likely to be asymptomatic and socialize and therefore more likely to spread it. Unfortunately I don't know the numbers. How much more likely are you to be asymptomatic if you are vaccinated?