Originally posted by Hadez
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And I am sure many will not get the vaccine when, in my opinion, most should (there are always some good exceptions, quite possibly to include pregnancy). Why? Because immunity of one affects immunity for all. And for me, it's about time some folks step up their game, and take this thing seriously. Try telling the family and friends of our friend's relation, who as a healthy male, died at 40 because of covid. I am not cherry picking either, because even though a lower %, this is not only about old, sick people. And as I have mentioned many times, we do not know the long term effects. Could it be that many of us will suffer with it for the rest of our lives? Maybe.
Like my buddy Peerless, I am seriously tired of anyone not buying into the severity and yes, responsibility as a citizen of this planet, towards this pandemic. The pandemic is raging in many locations and will likely rage even more intensely after the holiday season. But I am quite sure that many will take unnecessary risks just the same. In that regards, the vaccines are not here soon enough, but perhaps worse, will not be received by far too many.
Hey, that's my take. Had this been viewed more seriously, we might be describing a totally different outcome. Though still terrible, but not nearly as tragic....including health and economy. No way should the planet be closing in on 2 million deaths within one year, with so much economic loss.
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