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I’m not backtracking on anything, I’m saying that the mentality of ‘I’ve got my shots, I’m in the clear’ can be a dangerous one because you can still carry and you are much less likely to know you are carrying, even if your chances are much lower. The possibility is real and it still exists...

All true except for the smaller viral load, info taken from here: “Data from COVID-19 tests in the United States, the United Kingdom and Singapore are showing that vaccinated people who become infected with Delta SARS-CoV-2 can carry as much virus in their nose as do unvaccinated people.”...

I probably could have worded that better but my point was that a vaxxed person could be carrying it and have zero idea because they show no symptoms yet they can spread just as easily. Granted, vaxxed are a lot less likely to carry in the first place but if they are they can still spread, some...

It's probably because I'm not trying to "score political points" and you're somehow mad that I responded to a few posts who were upset or wondering why the booster vote didn't go through. Not just me but other posters who were wondering about the vote. There is plenty new to that story...

“Members of the committee expressed doubts about the safety of a booster dose in younger adults and teens, and complained about the lack of data about the safety and long term efficacy of a booster dose.” From this article...

10's of millions? Where does that number come from? How fast is "lickety split" and where does that timeline come from?

But what happens if the new variants become vaccine-resistant? Can new vaccines be generated at an equal pace to the mutations? Mu could be the first test of this and since it’s only really prevalent in Columbia there really isn’t a data set to rely on considering Columbia has less than 40%...

No need for generalizations, not welcomed or invited. Never said to lay off the “true anti-Vaxxers” either. I specifically said the “true anti-vaxxers” are going to ride this out as long as they can, why not focus on the underserved communities. You proved my point with the pharmacy comment...

But I'm not ignoring what has been done, I'm looking at the results of previous efforts and seeing the gaps. My neighborhood has close to 100%. I can hop on the redline and head south and hit communities where they aren't even at 40%. If OSHA passes, good, but there's no clear signs on that...

Yes, I know that. But when will it happen? Will it get held up in court for years? Its a light at the end of the tunnel but no one has turned it on yet.

How is that convenient? The OSHA rule hasn’t come to pass and there is no guarantee it will and if it does, when? How soon? Will it be challenged? I’m not contradicting myself because the people I speak of have not received the attention the true anti-vaxx community has. I’m also not ignoring...

I’m not viewing it that way at all and I’m ignoring any gov’t intervention right now because they can’t seem to get anything right. The anti-Vaxx have dug in their heels and so have the pro-vaxx. It’s a standstill and that shows no signs of changing anytime soon. It’s wasted words right now...

What I’m saying is there is all this negativity and hate and spite for the anti-Vaxx, why not turn that into compassion and empathy and realize that there is an entire population that has lower Vaxx rates then everyone else and they aren’t being talked about, they aren’t being noticed. Why not...

I’m not “scapegoating” anything. I’m trying to point out that these people deserve the attention everyone else does, the numbers show they aren’t getting it.

I never dismissed anything, I’m pointing out that the largest group (percentage) of unvaccinated right now are the poor. These people deserve to be vaccinated like everyone else and instead their existence is denied and they’re laughed at. Your agenda is to get as many people or all people...

Some will be, I’m guessing a lot work in small businesses within the community though so the >100 rule may come into effect. Also when you consider towns like Detroit and Cleveland have unemployed levels above 25% along with large homeless populations it changes the viewpoint...

I know it doesn’t fit your agenda and I’m guessing you’ve never dealt with severe poverty before seeing as your posting on a Disney website, but it is a real thing. 10’s of thousands of people across the U.S. live in abandoned homes, tent cities, etc., 13-14% of the country fall into the extreme...

And I agree with all that.

Everyone who didn’t buy into the housing market in 2009? For 1000, Alex.

geographic location and time frame?