Ok here's my covid hot take. So obviously, people dying is bad. Obviously, taking a bunch of precautions to save lives is very good. Obviously, being as cautious as possible is super important. But maybe...
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If the vaccine wasn’t going to be ready for several years, yes that would be the answer. But since it’s almost here it’s best to wait before fully removing precautions
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If it looked like vaccines were years away, I'd be more sympathetic to this POV. But if there's light at the end of the tunnel, isn't it better to tough it out a few more months?
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You realize they're already telling you the vaccines won't save you from having to do the same shit you've been made to do for months now don't you? They aren't rolling this shit back, not unless we force them to.
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Some people are like that, but who decides who gets it and who decides who doesn't? Who decides who lives and who decides who dies? Why wear a seat-belt? why cross the road at a crosswalk? How many deaths is acceptable? IDK Each person probably has a different number.
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There's plenty of covid statistics showing that unless you're in a high-risk group, you've got a slim chance of dying from it, like 0.1% of something. I agree, we shouldn't be living in fear from this thing, unless perhaps we're elderly, ill, etc.
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My mom is in a very high risk group - she has asthma, heart problems, is old, etc.
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it’d be a more understandable if getting it didn’t put many other random people at risk, and also if there weren’t a whole host of barely-understood debilitating long-term side-effects among “survivors”
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my state closed down and I went to Alaska to become stronger and to remind the government it has no power over me. we are all FREE as Americans
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I know they mix creatine in the meth down in Wasilla but it doesn't make you stronger, that's a myth.
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