Maybe, but they can still get it though not so seriously. If they get it they can spread it. Very selfish.
Jonathan
Aren't you pointing your finger at the wrong group? Why are you calling the vaccinated selfish? I've gotten both initial shots and immediately got the booster when available as did my wife. If the unvaccinated get vaccinated, then they won't have to worry either. Very selfish of the unvaccinated to make people who went through the trouble to protect themselves and society be forced to wear a mask because they don't want to get vaccinated.
This interestingly raises the question of just what's selfish and stupid. How many of us take our families on weekend drives into the country to photograph the fall foliage? Of course, we make sure everyone's belted up. And of course, the government mandates seatbelts to be installed and worn and air bags installed to put us in a bubble if we get into a crash. Meanwhile, 40,000 Americans or so die every year, and millions more maimed. Is it stupid to go drive into the country? Should we risk our children? What about how selfish it is to put other drivers, passengers and pedestrians into danger just so we can get our pictures to brag about on LuLa or to our friends?
The point is we all assess risk, danger, and consequences in different ways. We all risk our lives and the lives of others as well in our everyday activities. We get out and take risks every day. We risk others as well whenever we get into a car. Who stays locked up in their basements? Trying to guilt shame people is getting old here in America. We do it with everything people do if we disagree with it. IF you're not in favor of electric vehicles, you're destroying the earth. If you want voter ID cards, you're racist. I think it might be more productive to get people to take the vaccines if you'd get off their backs and understand their points of views. Then use non-personal attacks to enlighten them. People get defensive when you attack them and will do the opposite.
