Even in an absolute sense, the vaccine cost is still negligible. I think I heard $39 for Pfizer (for both shots). Which sounds astonishingly inexpensive given all of the circumstances at play.

I got my second Pfizer dose about a month ago. I had some side effects, but the mind control doesn't seem to be working.

Hello from Russia..

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That's what the flat earthers say when I shoot their wishful thinking full of holes too. Except for the long and healthy life part.

It doesn't matter anyway, being the world is going to burn up in 12 years, at least that's what the democrat angle on global warming is.

Of course we do we are allegro.cc there is no one like us no one else can be the badasses of the internet but us so rejoice alas

I'm 63 years old. Old enough for your target?

I was going to a plasma center from 2012 to 2020 to pick up a few extra bucks, had a house cleaning job on base in 2014? to make some more money, but it made my legs quite obviously swell from the knee down until the plasma center said I needed a special examination. The medic type examining me was quite stern, and said I have all the signs of COPD, so I asked him "Are you telling me I have COPD?" and he yelled back "I can't tell you that!" I asked "Is that because you're not sure or because you're not allowed?" He said "NOT ALLOWED!" (he wasn't a full fledged doctor but more like a paramedic or something) How's that for respiratory risk?

Actually, right about this covid thing kicked in, I didn't feel right so I called in sick one night. I laid down on the floor and didn't get up for 5 days. The roommate I had at the time asked me every day should she call the paramedics and I said no. Somehow my hand coordination suffered, I have trouble touch typing and while I could still get the rhythm right playing my guitar, I was missing the strings to play notes pretty bad. I'd been this sick maybe 10 times before but usually I could blame it on my bad teeth or something, but those only lasted 3 days at a time. Maybe that was the covid thing?

Back in '99, I got sick like this and I asked a coworker who hoarded pain-killers to bring some to me, but when she saw me she dragged me to the ER and I wasn't in much of a condition to resist. That's the last time I saw a doctor (except for the plasma guy) and I haven't had my bad teeth worked on since the '70's when I was in USMC.

I've seen several friends die while in the care of "doctors" who were just in the medical field as a result of racial quotas and diversity hires.

I accept the risk and won't run around scared because some Chicken Little is running around with doom and gloom scaring all the normies.

Ok, filed under the "Opinions" catagory in my world view.

I don't know or have seen anybody who's actually contracted covid, and I'd guess that cab drivers meet more than most. I used to ask the passengers if they knew anybody who had it (I'd guess about 150 - 200 people) and only one said yes. I quit asking maybe 6 months ago.

Untested long term effects etc.

Been there, done that many many times in my life.

My attitude is also largely based on all the BS about the whole thing, such as the one-year anniversary of the "15 day lockdown to flatten the curve" thing, as well as the widespread misery caused by that same lockdown. When I said I got sick when the covid story became big news, we cab drivers were widely anticipating the boom in business we always get around March due to everybody getting their income tax refunds, and could take home $100 a night if you drove somebody elses cab as opposed to the $40 or so during most of the year. Due to the lockdown I was taking home about $15 a night, most of which was hauling people to/from their homes to the grocery store. And about a year and a half ago I got my phone stolen by a passenger and I didn't replace it until last August or so and now I'm pestered two or three times a week by people calling a defunct appliance repair business that crumbled under the lockdown. I suppose I should see about getting a new number, but I'm kind of mean in that I tell them the business failed due to Pelosi's lockdown. About half of them burst out laughing.