hossblur
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How about flip this.... if we find in 5 years that the choice to get the vaccine was the more dangerous does your opinion hold?
I'm not just talking possible side effects but possibly the virus evolves into something that the vaccinated aren't protected from but the unvaccinated are through immunity slowly developed by getting several variants over time. The vaccinated could possibly fall behind in immunity by not being able to evolve with the virus.
Or horrible longterm side effects of the vaccine...
Either way is it then those folks who should be cast out as irresponsible for the choice they made?
I dont believe either deserves comparison to a drug addiction given the lack of and two sided information we have on the virus and the vaccine.
Your assumption being that I as a vaccinated person won't come into contact with various strains that bombard my immune system creating a response?
The reality, in general, is that like most other respiratory viruses, over generations it will become weaker.
"Hot viruses kill their host, making spread hard.
Mutation is random, however it generally selects the path of least resistance.
Covid, like hundreds of cold viruses, the 1918 flu, the hing Kong flu, etc, 20years from now most likely won't be a big deal.
My in-laws and mom will be lucky to see 20 yrs, so I took the shot.
I'll deal with the outcome.
I make that choice about drinking beer, eating red meat, etc. I make adult decisions, I WILL deal with consequences.
Don't need Trump or Biden to hold my hand