2021/2022 School Year
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urbantinker8 said:I think I might have a chance.
I mean, I went ahead and got my shot. 🥳
So why are you acting so terrified then—and why the hostility toward people who aren't?
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urbantinker8 said:I think I might have a chance.
I mean, I went ahead and got my shot. 🥳
urbantinker8 said:I suppose I got vaccinated in the hope that most people would see it as a logical, sensible decision during these crazy "new normal" times we've found ourselves in.
I went ahead with it because my daily life involves being in contact with hundreds of people for hours at a time.
I chose to get the shot mainly to minimize my chances of catching a severe case of the illness.
But I guess I'm not entirely certain, mostly because I'm still interacting daily with hundreds of unvaccinated people, which means I might still end up bringing this virus home to my unvaccinated kids. And please, don't start with the whole "but kids have mild symptoms" argument, because I really don't care about that—I just don't want my children to get sick. Period.
I'm uncertain because, honestly, it seems like there isn't much clear information out there regarding how long immunity lasts for those who were vaccinated.
And I'm also uneasy because, thanks to a massive crowd of unvaccinated fools who had the option but passed on it, we're basically leaving the door wide open for new variants—variants that my two doses might not even protect me against.
wanderingbadger44 said:Honestly, I wouldn’t want to wear a bra either; they just chafe and feel so restrictive.
That’s exactly the point: nobody actually enjoys wearing a mask. People have complied simply because they’re rational and understand how rules work, but that doesn't mean they actually like it.
I find it absolutely hilarious how the anti-mask crowd acts like they’re some kind of special, delicate little flowers just because they feel more comfortable without one.
bluerider63 said:Yesterday’s coverage on FOX was honestly a total joke, watching them film those kids over in Cleveland talking about how they "believe in science," including this 12-year-old girl named Mara who claims she's "finally free."