The incentive for vaccinations is a return to normalcy. It's laughable that you'd even try to debate that point.
they are part of the return to normalcy. Change is a process, not an event.
The last part.
Yes
exactly why some feel rushing into a mass vaccination is dangerous
no. that room is vaccinated. That's not the same as knowing we're immune.
we're back to talking about breakout variants until we're at herd immunity.
how do you know? are you relying on a PCR result with a cycle count of 40?
that's not a measure of developing immunity.
The people in that room are beyond the capacity of herd immunity.
That's not true. Undermining public confidence has a great cost. The odds of those 10 vaccinated people harboring some super strain are virtually nil. In this case the cost greatly outweighs the benefit. Masks at one point in time, were low cost. Depending on the situation, they still are, but masks were never no cost.
Lowering the cycle count actually appears to have lead to larger spread of covid.
If it behaves as we are led to believe it behaves I was exposed repeatedly
I won't get into details again, wasn't a fun time
i don't mean that to be personal, just pointing out that WE don't really have a way of knowing how many of us have adequate natural immunity.
or it's really spreading and before it wasn't really spreading as bad as the political health organizations wanted you to believe.
how does wearing a mask undermine public confidence?
No WE don't
I just know I was in super close contact with people that were actually symptomatic and "tested"
If it is that contagious, then it was in me
Or maybe they just had a cold/flu and the test is bogus...your choice
It creates the appearance that vaccination is in fact not the path to normalcy that the public has been promised. It's kind of funny that you're looking at the TSA line and instead of saying "Wow, this is a waste of time." you're trying to explain to people how dangerous water bottles and shoes really are.