Got a friend that wouldn't get the vaccine. In his sixties with COPD. He could have gotten it back in March when I did. June 1st he went into the hospital with covid. He was unresponsive by June 7th. They put him in a coma and intubated him. That lasted 3 weeks. After being revived it was two weeks before he could talk. He'll be in a wheelchair and on oxygen for the forseeable future.Originally Posted by The Boz
I’m confused?Originally Posted by MisterV
Are those getting it vaccinated or not? Are those spreading it vaccinated or not? If the vaccinated are still getting it and spreading it, will it go away if everyone is vaccinated? If people are getting it a 2nd time, what is stopping people from getting it a 3rd time? If you are vaccinated and get it, but don’t know it, what is the issue? Honestly, I’m lost at what is going on at this point. And I’m not taking sides, but nothing makes any sense.
He took a bad gamble by not getting the vaccine.
At 95% effective it means some vaccinated will still get covid. But they aren't getting near as sick as the unvaccianted. And they aren't dying from it like the unvaccinated.
It's supposed to be a free country. I support the right to refuse to take the vaccine. But taking the jab is the advantage play. Those that don't get it are dumb and dumber. They are killing other people while only thinking of themselves.
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