Yep, the one that no one answers with any semblance of logic. Here, I'll lay it out for you again

I rather not take the 1.5% chance of death with Covid, so I will get vaccinated to protect myself

OK, fair enough.
Logic breaks down the second you start assuming, blaming, or being fearful for your own protection if other people are not vaccinated. Why? Because following the logic, that means you're afraid the vaccine doesn't work.

Which brings us full circle again of you snarking at people for not taking a vaccine that according to your logic, as evident by your fears, doesn't work anyways.


So again, tell me why if your are vaccinated, you are fearful of the ones that aren't? Using Florida as an example, where we were open and free, did the hospitals ever get fully overwhelmed? Did those ice trucks actually get filled with all these dead bodies from Covid? Did we run out of water like Scom was so fearful of? Or was that all media driven propaganda induced fear? Looking at our numbers now, it seems that its run its course and our numbers are now one of the best in the country. So again, where is all this fear, angst, and prejudice against the unvaccinated coming from? I know the answer.....but don't think you're willing to admit it....

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"Its easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled" - Mark Twain

Edited: 10/26/2021 at 06:10 AM by OBX

The vaccine doesn't work for people with weak immune systems. Why are you happy to increase their risk so much? Like the FL surgeon general that refused to wear a mask in a meeting with a legislator being treated for cancer? Why do you think that is okay? Yes. Several did. Our local Parrish medical was on the radio almost every day for a month pleading with people to get vaccinated, wear masks, distance, etc... because they were full. People that needed medical care other than covid were getting triaged out. The hospital down here in Palm Bay had to set up tents outside. etc... Several facilities around central Florida did in fact run out of freezer space and had to store bodies in refrigerated trucks. That's a dumb strawman of the actual case. OUC uses liquid oxygen to purify drinking water and they were indeed short on supply so they had folks in their service area reduce use. I never once expressed any "fear" that we would "run out of water". It was a real case. Of course you think that it was all fake and OUC was faking the whole thing with its daily public service announcements about it across a bunch of different media platforms. If the media was faking the press releases from OUC, why did OUC not speak up about it? Was OUC in on the plot? How about the CEO of Parrish medical here in Brevard? Was he getting paid off to lie about conditions in his facilities?

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Edited: 10/27/2021 at 06:57 AM by scombrid

The media? They came directly from OUC.

The Orlando Utilities Commission is echoing a call they gave two weeks ago asking residents to conserve water due to a liquid oxygen shortage. On Aug., OUC said it was seeing a short supply of liquid oxygen coming in, used to treat the city's drinking water.Sep 3, 2021

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I was right.