johnboyhunter
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yeah unless your one of the unfortunate folks like a 35 year old super healthy guy who had to have a double lung transplant or assistant Volleyball coach at Uk that died. Or a 24 year old former college football player my friend cared for in the ICU who need a double lung transplant. Your risk is low, I agree. But you basically take a low risk and make it very very small by getting vaccinated.Unless you are older than 55 or had serious comorbidities, you weren't at any significant risk of severe illness or death from the original strain, even if you were unvaccinated. This is especially true given the mildness of the omicron strain and the fact these are healthy youngsters.
Earlier this year, UT-Chattanooga played Wofford (football). Wofford had some 30+ players out due to illness. The game was played. Why? The Wofford players were out with the flu, a disease, by every statistical measure, that is more dangerous than covid to college age people (and younger).
There is no scientific reasoning for any of this covid madness.
There is also that talk show host in Nashville that said he was not getting the vaccine because it’s less than 1% chance he dies from COVID and he felt he was super healthy. He died. I don’t get why folks won’t reduce the risk even more. Crap I got to get the flu vaccine every year for work and it ain’t not big deal.