For goodness sake. There have been 447 breakthrough COVID-19 related deaths among the 137+ million fully vaccinated people over a period of months. There are more than that many deaths reported daily among the non-fully vaccinated EVERY DAY. To date, a fully vaccinated person has had a 0.0033% chance of dying from COVID-19 and the bulk of the people fully vaccinated earlier (and thus have been "vulnerable" for the longest period) were nursing home residents and others of advanced age who have the highest risk.
I just hunt for the absence of one stating "RESTROOM OUT OF ORDER".
No no no.... watched way to many little children wrap those lips around the nozzle and suck the water out as fast as it dispensed. Stopped drinking out of those in middle school... a hundred years ago.
If you look at the statistics by age and sex of dying from any cause over the next 12 months the risk of dying from COVID-19 becomes completely irrelevant once a person is fully vaccinated and that is calculating with the much higher community spread of a few months ago.
Most masks required signs are very prominent. If you don't notice one with a quick look it's safe to assume they aren't. If they are and an employee notifies you, you can put it on.
You do know that masks work both ways right? Before covid, people with compromised immune systems, like those going through chemo, wore masks when going out. It definitely was not to stop spreading what they had, but to stop things going into them. I don't know why anyone would think otherwise. The whole "do it to protect others" was what they went with thinking that people had a bit more humanity and if they did not care about themselves, then they might care about others. They didn't say this because wearing a mask only works one way.
Guests on a budget still line up at the theme parks water fountain filling up their empty bottle water at the drinking fountain.
More power to them. No way after December 10th, 2018 at POR with a noro virus.
There is no area in the USA where community spread is anywhere near high enough to make the risk to a fully vaccinated individual anything but infinitesimal. Even the States with the worst conditions currently are around 10 per 100k daily cases. I calculated negligible increased risk for vaccinated individuals (vs. risk of dying of any cause within 12 months) with daily case levels in the upper 20s per 100k.
If somebody doesn't even care about themselves, they are not likely to care about anybody else.
Laughable analogy. People who weren’t wearing masks a year ago were causing health risks to other people, at least according to the CDC. People who still want to wear masks at this time aren’t harming anyone. To compare the two situations is just plain ridiculous.
Best post of the entire thread!
I agree. It is largely an academic argument at this point as the trajectory of mandate lifting will not change the momentum that businesses and politics are driving. I generally look at this forum for news and information on changes to policy rather than changing opinion specifically related to Disney World..
