[Halfcan]

Originally Posted by mililo4cpa

eh....if Josh Allen was just some guy off the street, nobody would care because we wouldn't even know. Just because he's fantastic at a sport doesn't mean he can't manage his own risk in the way that he feels prudent or right for him and the people he cares about.

So, if people are uncomfortable going out in public for fear of those that don't get vaccinated, that is the risk that person has to manage, not a risk that the unvaccinated have to make for that person. For instance, If they want to isolate and quarantine until 100% of the population is vaccinated, well, for one, they'll be waiting a long time, but for two, that's their prerogative to do so....But it's up to them to make their own risk / reward judgement on what's best for them....it's not Josh Allen's or really, anyone else's risk assessment to make.

So, if a person is uncomfortable with the risk/reward of resuming normal life functions over the fear of Covid....that's on them. But my guess is that, when the risk/reward is fully scrutinized, most people will take the risk because the reward is much greater than the risk will bear....

I guess people should risk dying from the vaccine- so others won't feel uncomfortable. Its all about feelings. People with irrational fears of Covid are now turning into vaccine Nazis. Which makes zero sense. If you have taken the vaccine then you can't get it from someone who hasn't- so why public shame them?