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keyblader1985 posted...

But that's like saying you don't get in car accidents so you don't need a seatbelt or airbag.

Seatbelts have an annoying side effect of being uncomfortable or restricting your movement. I've only been in one accident (other person was at fault), and it would have been a hell of a lot worse without those precautions.

Not to mention not being sick this past year doesn't really count for much, if you and those around you were following all the proper precautions (distancing, masks and sanitizing). I haven't been sick either, and if I do get covid then the vaccine will minimize the severity.

Seatbelts dont go inside you, and dont cause seizures or death on occasion once applied. Its simply a No. from me.

Reigning_King posted...

That seems like a bad analogy since if you're young (heck or any all other than old) and you're relatively healthy then getting covid isn't actually that big of a deal except in exceptionally rare cases, to the point many have had it and never noticed. I can't think of a situation where you could be in a car accident so minor it had no adverse effects on you or the car.

Remember that the vaccine was orginally pushed not because of the danger covid presented to the average person but because that average person could infect a vulnerable person who might actually get seriously ill or die. Most of those people are vaccinated themselves or still social distancing yeah? In that case what real reason is there for a healthy young person who (say in my case) interacts with few people to spend the time to go get it?

I work as a mover currently, and I move a lot of people into assisted-living homes. Most of them say theyd rather spend their final year(s) with family, and not meant to feel afraid and stuck in a tiny apartment by themselves. Theyre dying alone because the government has decided for them that they need (want) to be protected. Thank God its looking pretty good for summer, but too little too late for those already passed.