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[*]I won't get it
[*]I won't spread it & potentially cause the death of someone else
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Like I said - it was the right thing to do.
Unfortunately, you're wrong on both bullet points Larry...
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[*]Although it is rare, you may still get it. As of today, there is approximately a 0.02% breakthrough infection rate of folks who have been vaccinated, but got a symptomatic case of COVID-19. Obviously, there are probably more asymptomatic cases occurring.
[*]So since you can get the disease, you can spread it and potentially cause the death of someone else.
[*]The only thing that vaccine does it makes it extremely unlikely that you will get a case that will necessitate you going to the hospital, which means it can save your life.
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HOWEVER, these facts in no way change the statement that it is the right thing to do. Without herd immunity, we're going to continue living in this nether world of masks, social distancing and restricted attendence.