Too bad so sad!

I feel bad for their families, having to suffer through the grief of losing a loved one.

But then I remember that they're dumb AF, and I don't feel THAT bad.

I don't upvote much in Politics Too! But here is one for you!!

Honestly, I truly feel for these people.

I can't imagine the fear they suffer as they are potentially in their final moments of life.

What's truly sad is that those who survive come back saying "It's nothing to worry about, it's not that bad."

If one chooses not to get a vaccine that is your choice! However, you may hear it is too late to get one now! Had friends, family die of COVID. Had family have it REALLY bad. I chose to get a shot. Again your choice! Hope you do not hear the words it is TOO LATE!!!!!

https://www.yahoo.com/news/conservative-radio-host-phil-valentine-020452345.html

My 80 year old mother and brother in law had it. They barely had any symptoms. My sister and niece had to have breathing treatments and had it bad. A friend had 2 parents die. Both right before Christmas. I think people are fools not to get the shot. But I would not want to force anyone to get one. Think they are incredibility stupid and selfish POS not too. But what do I know I was a 74A Nuclear Biological Chemical Officer. Here is a good read, How Crude Smallpox Inoculations Helped George Washington Win the War
As commander of the Continental Army, Washington faced dual enemies: the British and smallpox. So he made a risky move.https://www.history.com/news/smallpox-george-washington-revolutionary-war

How I see AntiVaxxers, You can not be mad or have ill will against people like this. Just feel sorry for them, They are very poor at understanding facts. The Cleveland Clinic, which released the data on Tuesday, also found that the mRNA vaccines created by Pfizer and Moderna were more than 96% effective in protecting against COVID-19 infection.

The study “shows that those that are vaccinated are far, far less likely to get the disease than those who aren’t,” Donald Dumford, MD, medical director of infection control for Cleveland Clinic Akron General, told the Akron Beacon Journal.

“The way for us to start to get back to normal life is to have as many people as possible be immune from the virus,” he said. “The vaccine is the best way to do this.”

Among the 4,300 COVID-19 patients admitted to Cleveland Clinic hospitals, 99.75% were not fully vaccinated.