This isn't aimed at any one person and some people you won't change their
thinking no matter what you say but I wanted to make a few points.

I don't see how it 'profits' any gov't to keep Covid going or to give people
Vaccines they don't need given the many millions of dollars spent in support
of the sick and the loss in tax revenues with many businesses operating at a
fraction of their normal capacity or not at all.

Because we had a death due to blood clots in Quebec, Canada recently, they
gave out the actual numbers. Out of 650,000 Astra Zeneca shots given, they had
3 cases of blood clots with one death. If 650,000 people got Covid, even at
the very conservative 1% death rate, that could mean 6500 people dead, not 1.

Myself and my mother got the shot last week and other than some tenderness
around the muscle at the injection site, there were no ill effects.
My sister got it 2 weeks ago and had headaches for 2 or 3 days and was
nauseous for part of one day, and then fine afterwards. She is not in great
health and has immunity issues due to cancer treatments a few years back which
might explain her stronger reaction.  (These were all the Pfizer Vaccine)

My niece said she was against the Vaccine after reading all the 'info' online.
She is a school teacher and we just learned today that her, her husband and
both of her children have tested positive for Covid, as has every child in the
nursery school that her youngest attends. Hard to say where it started first
but this is where it ended up. Fortunately, so far, none of her family is very
sick, not a huge surprise since they are all young and healthy and we all know
that 80% of people who get it hardly know they have it.

I understand that it might sound like a good idea to let it run rampant and
get it over with but, in the USA, that would mean, conservatively, you'd be
looking at 3.4 million dead.. and BTW, someone said something about more
deaths due to drug overdoses than from Covid.. Latest figures I have say that
in 2019 70,630 people died from drug overdoses in the USA. Let's not assume
everyone will get Covid and just look at the current total in the USA of over
580,000 dead and you can see where things were headed prior to the Vaccine.

I hate wearing a mask and I hate that my shopping is difficult or restricted
due to the Covid rules. If it were up to me, I'd take my chances and just be a
little careful of close contact, but I don't think it would be fair for me to
take my chances and possibly bring it home with me to infect others.

I'll do whatever I can to try to stop it from spreading and maybe if everyone
does that then it will die out like all the other Pandemics a little sooner.

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 * SLMR Rob  * The best thing to make for dinner is an RSVP
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