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Originally Posted by twister244
Extra risk of what? That I catch a breakthrough case and feel under the weather for a day or two?......
And those incremental deaths are mostly folks who aren't vaccinated.
Are we really going to have this debate again? Most people (from my experiences in Chicago, and the initial impressions in London) don't care anymore Ped. They aren't scared of this virus. They don't care if unvaxxed people are dying from it. We just don't care anymore.
Time to move on.
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People who don't care and assume that their case will be mild can do as they like to a degree but it's the role of government to protect people from themselves sometimes and they do that by enforcing masks where they make a difference: indoors in buildings and on transit and a few other places.
Lots of people "aren't scared". That's why lot of them aren't vaccinated but I equate refusing to wear a mask in a store or on a bus with refusing to get a shot. They are equally stubborn and ignorant.
I supposed it shouldn't be about being "scared", just being realistic and sensible, and that old phrase, "following the science".
The British are famously pigheaded. FYI, San Francisco feels quite nearly normal to me too but people are obeying the law by wearing masks in stores and on transit and they don't feel put upon doing it.