CV and mad panic behaviour

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As Thry alluded to earlier that depends on your risk profile and this vaccination program is a one size fits all from now on with only the Astraz on offer.

It's a pretty selfish perspective.

Even if you get mild or asymptomatic COVID you can still transmit it while you are infectious, reducing the infection reduces the period you are infectious contributing to preventing it's spread and keeps your loved ones safer. Now it's starting to look like the vaccines reduce transmission significantly.

Aunt or Grandma (daughter, son, wife, brother or sister.) doesn't get the vaccine, fearful from all the rumours and reports, then you give them a dose of your mild COVID case, they die or suffer long COVID. Do you take the credit for that and is that part of the risk calculation?

They were just part of your risk calculation weren't they, you did consider them didn't you?

The vaccine isn't just about self, there are two sides to the risk coin, you have to always deal with both!

PS; COVID already here in the environment, you can't lock it out with a border closure or by downing all the planes and sinking all the ships.