01-31-2022, 01:35 AM
If the argument is that "some people don't have the freedom to choose", that's a preexisting condition that has nothing to do with vaccination.
I get the boosters as and when I feel that they make sense, not because of any recommendation or requirement.
Yes, Hawaii is small and remote enough that it might manage COVID better than "most of the US" -- but consider the recent events in Kiribati. Reality is that COVID cannot be controlled with restrictions that anyone will consider "reasonable". The UK has decided that the best strategy is "learn to live with it", similar to the way we accept the flu. Notice how management of an occasionally fatal endemic virus with annual vaccination was considered completely acceptable before COVID, now the same strategies are somehow a conspiracy to deprive everyone of their rights.
Not saying COVID doesn't kill -- but 95% of the hysteria is completely manufactured, and totally unnecessary. Get a life, people.
I get the boosters as and when I feel that they make sense, not because of any recommendation or requirement.
Yes, Hawaii is small and remote enough that it might manage COVID better than "most of the US" -- but consider the recent events in Kiribati. Reality is that COVID cannot be controlled with restrictions that anyone will consider "reasonable". The UK has decided that the best strategy is "learn to live with it", similar to the way we accept the flu. Notice how management of an occasionally fatal endemic virus with annual vaccination was considered completely acceptable before COVID, now the same strategies are somehow a conspiracy to deprive everyone of their rights.
Not saying COVID doesn't kill -- but 95% of the hysteria is completely manufactured, and totally unnecessary. Get a life, people.