I’m Still not Getting the Vaccine
Posted By: Judy W., 5/5/2021 3:25:55 PM
Nearly 50 percent of Americans polled think that at least some social distancing measures will be permanent. Who can blame them? We have decided to make avoiding disease our full-time job. It’s more important than going to work or seeing your friends. It’s worth destroying the established Western social convention that we be able to see each other’s faces in public. I’ve got news for you: If you spend all your time worrying about getting sick, you’re sick already. America is having a giant, hysterical, hypochondriacal fit. (Snip) As a young and healthy person, there is really no upside to vaccination. I’m simply not likely to get the disease.
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I'm old and I'm not getting the vaccine either. My chance of getting a serious side effect from the vaccine is greater than getting a serious side effect from the disease, or even of getting it at all. I'm pretty sure I've got natural immunity anyway, since I spent some close-up time with someone who came down with it the next day and I never got sick. But I don't have any obligations that require me to be around a lot of people.