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Here's the thing.
I don't understand how protecting your neighbor became a political argument.
Maybe you are confident you'd be fine and get through covid. But what about every single person you come in contact with?
If everybody gets the vaccine, then we can all get on with our lives as relatively normal.
Without it, ICU's are full and not only are people dying of covid, but there's not adequate resources for ANYONE who needs medical care for any reason due to the massive burden on the medical sector.
Just get the damned shot. We live in a society. We interact with each other. Rugged individualism, yeah, yeah-but you don't exist in a vacuum. Why is such a small thing to do such a problem? Is a couple of shots (or just one even) so much to ask to not kill the greeter at Wal-Mart? Or the lady in front of you in line at the gas station? Or her spouse who's a cancer patient?
Why do people not understand that it's not all about YOU. It's about everyone you come in contact with, and everyone they come in contact with and so on and so on.
This is madness.
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