Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We still have never had COVID. We’ve had plenty of colds and have tested soooo many times because the school we’re at still requires it.

I take metro 6 + times a week and haven’t masked in a very long time. So there are people who aren’t going to get it. We should not have to vaccinate.

This attitude is the reason we're going to get Measles back so thanks for that.

I can't believe 4 years in and you still do not understand the difference between the Covid vaccine and the MMR vaccine.

Anonymous wrote:We still have never had COVID. We’ve had plenty of colds and have tested soooo many times because the school we’re at still requires it.

I take metro 6 + times a week and haven’t masked in a very long time. So there are people who aren’t going to get it. We should not have to vaccinate.

Sound reasoning. I've never gotten AIDS so I stopped using condoms. Also, I haven't been in a major car accident so I let my 6 year old sit in the front seat without a seat belt because he's never been seriously injured.

Well done PP! We need more people like you in charge of public health decisions.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We still have never had COVID. We’ve had plenty of colds and have tested soooo many times because the school we’re at still requires it.

I take metro 6 + times a week and haven’t masked in a very long time. So there are people who aren’t going to get it. We should not have to vaccinate.

This attitude is the reason we're going to get Measles back so thanks for that.

No. The measles vaccine actually works to stop transmission. The COVID vaccines don't.

I'm not an "anti vaxxer" -- I've had two novavax, my husband and sons had the Pfizer series. But we need to look rationally at how well these vaccines actually work.