CV and mad panic behaviour

[madbluboy]

I posted a fact that cannot be disputed.

[LP]

I get it, you're sitting watching someone else's chess game with your finger on the rook because it's the most important piece.

[kruddler]

No I said the vaccinated spread the virus. Stop spinning crap.

What is your next fact going to be?
Water is wet?

[madbluboy]

What is your next fact going to be?
Water is wet?

Why does the truth bother you?

[kruddler]

Why does the truth bother you?

The truth doesn't bother me, your ingnorance does.

I have literally said the same thing myself before.....and again.

You are saying it like its the first time its ever been said. You may as well be saying you discovered electricity.
I'm happy for you to further your education in any way you can, but don't assume you are the only one who has that knowledge.
A lot of people got there a hell of a lot quicker than you.

[Thryleon]

It makes a mockery of ostracising people from society who didnt get vaccinated, and I think thats the important part of MBB's post.

Personally this predates covid, but the insistence to save the ignorant from themelves these days is antithesis to natural  selection at work.

Whilst many wont agree with that, it is what it is.  Thats not to say dont make people take some precautions, but if you give them every chance to do the right thing, and they dont, then its literally their funeral.

[ElwoodBlues1]

https://au.yahoo.com/news/moderna-vaccin...00373.html

[LP]

Thats not to say dont make people take some precautions, but if you give them every chance to do the right thing, and they dont, then its literally their funeral.

I understand your defence of their free will, but the decision they make doesn't just hurt themselves, at a bare minimum it costs us all in the $$$$$$$$$ and potentially much more!

What though when a hospital ICU is full of unvaccinated COVID cases, and I believe the current percentages are still well over 95% of ICU COVID cases being unvaccinated or recently single vaccinated? (Is there is some irony in protestors getting wind of a close contact positive, then getting vaccinated at the last moment, but all too late?) The price might include some tax payer who did the right thing, got vaccinated, wore a mask, social distanced, didn't break the rules, may still perish because can't get an ambulance, or they are stuck on a trolley in the corridor having a stroke, anaphylaxis or heart attack while the unvaccinated are ventilated day after day, week after week, all at that dying tax payer's expense!

Isn't the preservation of rights symmetrical, do we only care for the protestor?

In the mainstream news and social media, it feels like the squeaky wheel is getting all the attention and setting the path for the rest of us!

[ElwoodBlues1]

I can see Boosters being enforced especially with a tweaked vaccine/s to protect vs the new variant....

[Macca37]

It makes a mockery of ostracising people from society who didnt get vaccinated, and I think thats the important part of MBB's post.

Personally this predates covid, but the insistence to save the ignorant from themelves these days is antithesis to natural  selection at work.

Whilst many wont agree with that, it is what it is.  Thats not to say dont make people take some precautions, but if you give them every chance to do the right thing, and they dont, then its literally their funeral.

There is an element of self-preservation in trying to save the ignorant from themselves.

As an example: I can stand next to a morbidly obese person for as long as I want to and know that his/her condition will not affect me in any way, and I also know that if they continue stuffing their face daily with thousands of extra calories then natural selection will take its course sooner rather than later.

However, as I understand the message of the CHOs and epidemiologists, if I stand next to an unvaccinated person with Covid who refuses to believe he has the virus, then I am the one facing the real prospect of an early funeral.