Married to an antivaxxer
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Anonymous
You are an idiot. COVID isn't a "hot topic de jour." It's killed 3/4 of a million Americans. That's like thirteen Vietnams. |
Anonymous
You sound like the type that supports divorce in a sexless marriage! |
Anonymous
“Thirteen Vietnams”. Thirteen Vietnams! Listen to yourself. You are insane and detached from reality. |
Anonymous
No, PP is simply doing the math. |
Anonymous
You literally just proved you're an idiot. do the math dummy! |
Anonymous
What is the real risk? Can you quantify it? |
Anonymous
Math sans informed reason, context, sense of scale or appropriateness. Again, insane and hysterical. |
Anonymous
| stop feeding the troll y'all! |
Anonymous
You married him and already have kids who I assume aren’t babies. Did they get all their other vaccines? If yes then you can’t actually say this is true. This is actually happening with marriages. Two people can be vaccinated but one is still scared to go out while the other goes out alone. On this case, given the little data with kids (not adults), that’s not antivaxxer. Kids have low risk (assuming your kids are healthy). Don’t let the politics of world infect your marriage. Try to find a common ground and see his perspective. I again assume he does everything like put them in car seats etc. if you have a good marriage don’t throw it out because of this. That’s crazy. There will always be something Vietnam war, he’s a militant! Climate change, he’s an abuser. |
Anonymous
But not children! Elderly and obese. Quantify their risk. You cant. Some kids have been in school for 3 years already and kids in some places have no mask. So no kids are not this at risk as Vietnam. And that’s not a reason to get divorced. But there will always be something important and big the media pushes to divide people on. No one can agree on everything especially when it’s new. Just wait when digital currency rolls out. |
Anonymous
Nice word salad you got there, chief. If you want to be taken seriously, you'll have to elaborate. 750,000 / 13 = 57,692. Are you saying that 57,692 doesn't reflect approximately how many Americans died in Vietnam? Or are you saying that current deaths are somehow less important? If that's what you're saying, you'll have to explain how you go about assigning more value to some lives than to others. |
Anonymous
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19:16 PP here, stbx DH refusing to let kid get vaxxed (he is not either despite being middle aged, overweight and high blood pressure).
So, it's not just about dc. I know they are low risk. They also have 4 elderly grandparents they see daily/often (local). My parents are vaxxed, his are not, yes, his dad with a pacemaker! is not vaxxed. I want to protect the grandparents also. It's the same reason I get dc flu shots-I'm not worried about the flu, I worry about spread to our family. And dh is FINE with that shot. |
Anonymous
Yes, deaths in a war are different than deaths from an airborne respiratory disease. Just like it’s different when grandma dies at 85 in her bed vs. Jenny at 20 in a brutal act of violence. You can’t be this dense, so I presume you are just being willfully autistic out of malice. |
Anonymous
When exactly did you discover he was antivax? |
Anonymous
| ok. some folks are focused on the fact that the risk of serious illness for kids is low. Very true! AND, consider the fact that kids DO get and SPREAD Covid--though they may not get seriously ill. there are plenty of cases where the kid has spread it and someone else in the household got really sick. some died. some lived. Given the immune comprised folks in my family, I am getting my kids vaccinated. If you don't have immune compromised folks in your family that you're around often, I guess you can not vaccinate your kids. |