Sitting in a local restaurant now enjoying a good supper
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hearing Illinois supposed to be opening back up in January... 4th, 11th, or 18thAlways carrying my 2 Crown Jewels
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Because 99.9% isn't the case for every group. Most people that are concerned about the virus are worried about other people that have a higher risk of mortality from it. Same thing goes for the flu, measles, etc. Children and the elderly are most at risk for the flu and children for measles so vaccines help prevent those deaths. It's important for at-risk people to get the vaccine, but their odds of being helped are increased if other groups of people get it too. I'm not sure what is planned, but hopefully insurance covers the vaccine for a lot of the general public.Originally posted by GEAR_HEAD View PostUnless you're in one of the vulnerable groups it doesn't make much sense to get a vaccine that is 95% effective for a virus that 99.9% of people survive. Just my opinion.
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