I am still not sure why people care if someone else is vaccinated. If YOU are vaccinated then YOUR chances of getting COVID are the same whether I am vaccinated or not. That is literally all a vaccinated person needs to know. It is NOT just unvaccinated people spreading COVID. Vaccinated people still carry and spread it. You have to ask yourself what is really behind bitching about the "anti-vax" crowd.
Actually that is incorrect - remember heard immunity. Here's the reasons I ***** about the "anti-vax" crowd:
1) It's another demonstration of the rejection of science, facts, data, which IMHO endangers us all and impedes human progress. mRNA for example is here to stay and (IMHO) presents all sorts of opportunities to cure/treat disease.
2) Sometimes it's just too easy to pass up on. Especially when we're talking Covid and the abundance of information available. It's just too easy to poke all sorts of holes in the anti-vaxxer narrative.
3) The dishonesty coming from the "anti-vax" crowd who pretend their decision is rooted in science, VAERs reports, data, etc, when clearly it isn't.
4) The dishonesty coming from the "anti-vax" crowd who pretend the (mis)information they are providing is just prevent people from taking a dangerous vaccine, when the vaccine isn't dangerous.
5) Pisses me off when people take things out of context. Gets under my skin when people present 1/2 the facts in an attempt to misled the audience. With no context or just some of the facts, Rittenhouse is just a little fuccwad armed with an AR shooting innocent protesters armed with skateboards and plastic bags. With context, Rittenhouse was clearly acting in self defense.
6) Misinformation campaigns also piss me off. Ie the BLM movement's misinformation campaign led to riots and death. If you really want to blame somebody for the Rittenhouse shootings, how about blaming those that spread BLM's misinformation ultimately creating the situation that Rittenhouse, et al found themselves in.