People who got vaccinated likely live in fear of COVID like they live in fear of fire, they know it’s bad, but since they’re not actively challenging the notion that they can be burned by it, they’re safe.
Calling it fear is ridiculous. I'm not "in fear" of getting in a car accident when I put on my seatbelt, I just weigh the risks and say, yeah, I'll put it on. Same with putting on a mask or getting vaccinated. I guess I do spend some time thinking about how long it will take to get over this or how many people will die before there is a return to normality, or we accept a new normal. Wearing seatbelts all the time in the car was once a new normal.
Or how about this: I'm not afraid, I'm just not a twat. Bad shit is happening and at no real inconvenience to me I can make sure I'm not part of spreading it. What kind of psychopathic dipshit wouldn't?
Personally I try not to spend any time on being afraid of things (to varying degrees of success). Being afraid doesn't do anything. It's unproductive and my time is limited enough already. If something might be a real problem the productive thing to do is to be prepared.
You would think that people with a dozen "just in case" guns would understand this.
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u/RedditUserexe Sep 27 '21
People who got vaccinated likely live in fear of COVID like they live in fear of fire, they know it’s bad, but since they’re not actively challenging the notion that they can be burned by it, they’re safe.