Once elderly and high risk are vaccinated, we're good to go right?

Wegoodbro? wrote:

Back open, not wearing masks and giving handshakes again, right? March at the latest? Sure sure, the rest of us can mosey on in to a nearby Wallgreens like we do for the flu shot, but media has led me to believe that this is all about protecting the elderly and high risk.

Leaders will never give up all the power and control Corona has provided them

Wegoodbro? wrote:

Back open, not wearing masks and giving handshakes again, right? March at the latest? Sure sure, the rest of us can mosey on in to a nearby Wallgreens like we do for the flu shot, but media has led me to believe that this is all about protecting the elderly and high risk.

The elderly, people with comorbidities, and front-line/essential workers at higher risk of exposure probably make up more than 50% of the population of the country. Better plan on June/July rather than March. But I do thing things start improving noticeably in late January/February.

Yes it's about protecting the at-risk population, but it's also about keeping our health care system from becoming overloaded. All the selfish people out there can't comprehend this simple concept. When hospitals are back to normal then the country can get back to normal.

Yo, our healthcare system is being overloaded by High risk and elderly people.

So back to my original question . . . When they’re vaccinated, we’re good? I can plan spring break?

Millennials like you need a dose of reality to teach you that life, and hence, protecting life is about more than you.

Society is more important than your freaking party. Dude.I

Many of the people you mentioned by definition have compromised immune system’s. They will not mount a strong response to a vaccine, so it will not be terribly effective if they are the only ones vaccinated. Fortunately, if the vaccines are 90 to 95% effective we might be able to create a firewall around them If we vaccinate all of the caregivers and the people they are likely to come in contact with. That is a much larger number of people though.

power hungry wrote:

Wegoodbro? wrote:

Back open, not wearing masks and giving handshakes again, right? March at the latest? Sure sure, the rest of us can mosey on in to a nearby Wallgreens like we do for the flu shot, but media has led me to believe that this is all about protecting the elderly and high risk.

Leaders will never give up all the power and control Corona has provided them

Leaders always had that power. You've just been made more aware of it.

power hungry wrote:

Wegoodbro? wrote:

Back open, not wearing masks and giving handshakes again, right? March at the latest? Sure sure, the rest of us can mosey on in to a nearby Wallgreens like we do for the flu shot, but media has led me to believe that this is all about protecting the elderly and high risk.

Leaders will never give up all the power and control Corona has provided them

This. ^ The Nazi at the CDC has already said no handshaking forever, masks for at least another year. Then there will be another "virus".

The only way this might be over is how bad does the media want to give Biden the credit for ending covid.

Wegoodbro? wrote:

Back open, not wearing masks and giving handshakes again, right? March at the latest? Sure sure, the rest of us can mosey on in to a nearby Wallgreens like we do for the flu shot, but media has led me to believe that this is all about protecting the elderly and high risk.

Whoa ...... not so fast! You’ll need to wear masks for the foreseeable future. And not go to church. And not go to restaurants. And not be in groups > 10 people*. And don’t pay your rent.

*if rioting and causing mayhem in support of BLM or Antifa, then ignore.

Yes, back open. No, you'll still have to cry like a little brat for awhile when you're asked to wear a mask to protect the health of people who are trying to revive the economy by shopping and dining in safe environments.

wegoodbro? wrote:

Yo, our healthcare system is being overloaded by High risk and elderly people.

So back to my original question . . . When they’re vaccinated, we’re good? I can plan spring break?

Yes, once most front-line workers and at-risk people are vaccinated, stuff should get back to normal-ish. I bet masks will need to be worn in stores until around June, but quite frankly i'm alright with that. By spring break time, I bet all outdoor gatherings will be viewed as safe and perfectly fine.

Stoppit Smith wrote:

Millennials like you need a dose of reality to teach you that life, and hence, protecting life is about more than you.

Society is more important than your freaking party. Dude.I

Whoa, bro. I've followed all the rules, including the draconian measures my state has put in place. You're made because once the ones that are most vulnerable are vaccinated that I want to go back to normal? Why wouldn't we? For those that aren't elderly and high-risk, this has no more impact than the flu.

Oh yeah, I should mention I am an essential worker AND I've had Covid. If it weren't for the pandemic, I wouldn't even have taken off work or gone to the doctor.

The first of many arguments I am sure to prolong this pandemic for eternity.

Absolutely. Media, whatever it is, tricks us all. And Leaders, whoever they are, will never give up the power and control. And Bill Gates. And the Democrates, No, the elderly is not at risk. It is all BS. But one dark night they will come after you, even the elderly. Sweet Dreams over there.

Ah. So you have had Covid so let's get back to normal for your America because hey...you're part of the herd now.

No BRO. Fact is that normal must change until it is safe to do so. For all. Not just the vulnerable. Yah, once you have had it i guess whatever is clever because America, right?

The measures are justified for those who don't want to risk spreading it to anyone. Right, dude. Think globally. I know for Americans it's hard to do, but try.

Yeah. There are a lot of us who would rather not be that reckless with others ' lives.

You have not convinced me one iota of my formed opinion of you and I hope everything gets more draconian until everyone complies. THEN we will be on our way to normal.

Plus, the moment you even mentioned Spring Break, you lost all credibility as someone who actually cares...no matter what you do.

Stoppit Smith wrote:

Plus, the moment you even mentioned Spring Break, you lost all credibility as someone who actually cares...no matter what you do.

Go away troll. Or just Stoppit

How about no!

I'm not trolling one bit.

Nothing I have said is anything different than I have said before.

It's trolling to you because you all want your fragile egos stroked here like jock(strap)s and when I know someone is wrong, I will tell them just as clearly as if I was right there.

The person you're defending is wrong and so are you

MIKE

You might also suggest to your friends not to post objectionable threads.

Some people won't tolerate them.