@Kmac444 I'm curious, how do you know all those that are unmasked are unvaccinated? Also how do you know that they were not survivers of having covid and now have the antibodies (which a medical fact is natural immunity is a far better thing)? If you are vaccinated you can still get the virus the only difference is you will most likely not know. You will have little to no symptoms. And you can still spred it, the vaccine does not mitigate transmission.
The overwhelming odds of surviving Covid far outpace the need for a mandatory vaccination. The numbers of deaths are coming down rapidly at a consistent clip. The basic fact remains that never was the entire population at a risk of the severest of side effects from this virus, or even having effects if they got it, and it remains 99% survivable and yet they want everyone to take an emergency vaccine, for which there is no recourse for anything that happens to you from it.
Not all Americans are at the same risk of dying from COVID-19. Some are at relatively high risk which we know are the old and the sick. They might want to get vaccinated, and most do. Some are at very low risk of dying: the young and the healthy. Others appear to be at essentially no risk at all: anyone who has had COVID and recovered. . That's true for many viruses. Those second two categories — the young and healthy, and the previously infected — may add up to hundreds of millions of people in this country.
It has been demanded that 70 percent of all American adults — regardless of age, regardless of health condition, regardless of pre-existing antibodies — get the COVID shot by the Fourth of July or else but it always was the most severest outcome (death) from this virus was felt by the 65 and older crowd never the young and healthy. You can't have a virus that was so contagious, that some of people believed would leap on you as soon as you left your house or breathed air in a Walmart and not have millions and millions get it. And if that is true than a whole lot of our population had it and survived and have antibodies.
Fact is you are a danger even if you get the vaccine. Because your symptoms are lowered to the point of being asymptomatic and yes you can still spread it. The vaccine in no way stops transmission if you get it. Fact is you will most likely not know if you get it and have been vaccinated and THAT is the purpose. So we ALL get the virus with little to no symptoms and then we will all have antibodies. Not all masks offer the same protection period. The vaccine is basically for those who are more at risk of the severest effects (dying) but allows them to still get the virus and wind up with antibodies and never know it happened. .
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