Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask requirements should not be lifted unless they are lifted for everyone

+1 because we all know unvaccinated jerks will revel in this.

But the vaccinated aren’t at risk from them, so who cares?

Speak for yourself. Some of us dutifully got vaccinated, but medical researchers are finding that our immune systems did not mount a response. And we still have to work, ride public transportation, go to medical appointments.

It’s unwise to assume the unmasked are all vaccinated, but you can safely assume they don’t care about protecting the immunocompromised if it means they have to suffer a mask for one more second.

Wow, PP. Please tell us about this. Were you personally studied by medical researchers, who found that your immune system did not mount a response?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask requirements should not be lifted unless they are lifted for everyone

+1 because we all know unvaccinated jerks will revel in this.

The wuote above said all indoor mask requirements woukd be lifted on May 28. I took that to mean vaccinated or not. Sounds like they expect covid to disappear from Montgomery County in 2 weeks!

Well, its basically gone already. How many active cases do we have in the county of 1.1 million? 200-300 hundred?

Time to move on.

If you are unvaccinated, have health issues, are obese, and want to risk your health going unmasked - go for it.

The rest of us who care about our health and those of others are vaccinated and moving on.

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Anonymous wrote:I have a kid under 12, this means that my kid cannot enter any indoor areas until the vaccine is approved for under 12s. Real sociopathic stuff from the “public health” folks.

Oh FFS. Kids under 12 are not at serious risk from COVID! Have your kid wear a mask and move on. If nothing else, that will reduce the viral load of any SARS-CoV2 floating around, and they'll be even less likely to get sick.

-Mom of three kids under 12

I don't get why you put mom to three. Most mom's to three are pretty checked out and stopped caring, like you. Its good you have spare kids just incase one gets/dies of covid but for the rest of us with less kids, its an issue. You can minimize covid but you are why many of us don't feel safe. Mine will not be going anywhere indoors, seeing friends or family or much else because many people lack good judgement and don't care who they put at risk, like you.

Ahh...you see, that's the problem.

You feeling safe, and you being safe, are two entirely different things.

Last year, we were all responsible for each other to be safe. But now, we are safe.

Your neighbors may are not responsible for you FEELING safe. Your irrational feelings are your own problem

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask requirements should not be lifted unless they are lifted for everyone

+1 because we all know unvaccinated jerks will revel in this.

The wuote above said all indoor mask requirements woukd be lifted on May 28. I took that to mean vaccinated or not. Sounds like they expect covid to disappear from Montgomery County in 2 weeks!

Well, its basically gone already. How many active cases do we have in the county of 1.1 million? 200-300 hundred?

Other interesting statistics. Nearly 25% of eligible 12-15 year olds got the first COVID shot in the first four days they were allowed. Only 26 new COVID cases in MoCo.

As of Monday morning, about 9,000 of the eligible 40,000 children in the group had received a shot, according to Dr. Raymond Crowel, director of the county Department of Health and Human Services.

https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/coronavirus/about-9000-in-montgomery-county-age-12-to-15-have-received-covid-19-vaccine/

https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/coronavirus/covid-19-positivity-rate-in-montgomery-county-has-been-below-2-for-most-of-month/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a kid under 12, this means that my kid cannot enter any indoor areas until the vaccine is approved for under 12s. Real sociopathic stuff from the “public health” folks.

Oh FFS. Kids under 12 are not at serious risk from COVID! Have your kid wear a mask and move on. If nothing else, that will reduce the viral load of any SARS-CoV2 floating around, and they'll be even less likely to get sick.

-Mom of three kids under 12

I don't get why you put mom to three. Most mom's to three are pretty checked out and stopped caring, like you. Its good you have spare kids just incase one gets/dies of covid but for the rest of us with less kids, its an issue. You can minimize covid but you are why many of us don't feel safe. Mine will not be going anywhere indoors, seeing friends or family or much else because many people lack good judgement and don't care who they put at risk, like you.

I lol'd!

Seriously though, 50% of the county got both shots and 60% got at least one shot. Combine with people that caught COVID and are better, we are probably at or close to herd immunity which could be as low as 70%.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask requirements should not be lifted unless they are lifted for everyone

+1 because we all know unvaccinated jerks will revel in this.

But the vaccinated aren’t at risk from them, so who cares?

Speak for yourself. Some of us dutifully got vaccinated, but medical researchers are finding that our immune systems did not mount a response. And we still have to work, ride public transportation, go to medical appointments.

It’s unwise to assume the unmasked are all vaccinated, but you can safely assume they don’t care about protecting the immunocompromised if it means they have to suffer a mask for one more second.

Public transit still has a mandate.

Vaccines worked. The level of COVID is extremely low, so other people’s vaccines will protect you. This is Public Health 101.

Vaccines help. They are not a fix. No other people's vaccines will not protect you. This vaccine was created to protect you, not others. This is covid vaccine 101.

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Anonymous wrote:I have a kid under 12, this means that my kid cannot enter any indoor areas until the vaccine is approved for under 12s. Real sociopathic stuff from the “public health” folks.

Oh FFS. Kids under 12 are not at serious risk from COVID! Have your kid wear a mask and move on. If nothing else, that will reduce the viral load of any SARS-CoV2 floating around, and they'll be even less likely to get sick.

-Mom of three kids under 12

I don't get why you put mom to three. Most mom's to three are pretty checked out and stopped caring, like you. Its good you have spare kids just incase one gets/dies of covid but for the rest of us with less kids, its an issue. You can minimize covid but you are why many of us don't feel safe. Mine will not be going anywhere indoors, seeing friends or family or much else because many people lack good judgement and don't care who they put at risk, like you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask requirements should not be lifted unless they are lifted for everyone

+1 because we all know unvaccinated jerks will revel in this.

But the vaccinated aren’t at risk from them, so who cares?

Speak for yourself. Some of us dutifully got vaccinated, but medical researchers are finding that our immune systems did not mount a response. And we still have to work, ride public transportation, go to medical appointments.

It’s unwise to assume the unmasked are all vaccinated, but you can safely assume they don’t care about protecting the immunocompromised if it means they have to suffer a mask for one more second.

Just fyi: no one I know who is excited about not wearing a mask is vaccinated. They don't "believe" in vaccines or masks.

What? You know some f’d up people. I’m thrilled. So is husband. We both got vaccinated in April.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask requirements should not be lifted unless they are lifted for everyone

+1 because we all know unvaccinated jerks will revel in this.

But the vaccinated aren’t at risk from them, so who cares?

Speak for yourself. Some of us dutifully got vaccinated, but medical researchers are finding that our immune systems did not mount a response. And we still have to work, ride public transportation, go to medical appointments.

It’s unwise to assume the unmasked are all vaccinated, but you can safely assume they don’t care about protecting the immunocompromised if it means they have to suffer a mask for one more second.

You need to ask yourself why you want to continue to wallow in misery.

Unless you work for a business that has guidance to wear a mask on their premises.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a kid under 12, this means that my kid cannot enter any indoor areas until the vaccine is approved for under 12s. Real sociopathic stuff from the “public health” folks.

What? Nowhere are unvaccinated people or children forbidden from going indoors.

Including school?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mask requirements should not be lifted unless they are lifted for everyone

+1 because we all know unvaccinated jerks will revel in this.

But the vaccinated aren’t at risk from them, so who cares?

Speak for yourself. Some of us dutifully got vaccinated, but medical researchers are finding that our immune systems did not mount a response. And we still have to work, ride public transportation, go to medical appointments.

It’s unwise to assume the unmasked are all vaccinated, but you can safely assume they don’t care about protecting the immunocompromised if it means they have to suffer a mask for one more second.

Public transit still has a mandate.

Vaccines worked. The level of COVID is extremely low, so other people’s vaccines will protect you. This is Public Health 101.

Anonymous wrote:Time for Paranoid Pauline to bunker up!

So I just got vaccined with the second shot and have a fever from it. Am I fully vaccinated or do I need to wait two weeks or just till the 28th which i slightly less than two weeks?

The 28th.

Anonymous wrote:I have a kid under 12, this means that my kid cannot enter any indoor areas until the vaccine is approved for under 12s. Real sociopathic stuff from the “public health” folks.

Oh FFS. Kids under 12 are not at serious risk from COVID! Have your kid wear a mask and move on. If nothing else, that will reduce the viral load of any SARS-CoV2 floating around, and they'll be even less likely to get sick.

-Mom of three kids under 12