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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 4986472" data-attributes="member: 60252">2 in&nbsp; every 1,000 Americans have ALREADY died from covid, maybe more with about 700k confirmed dead already- MANY of them young and previously healthy, at least 10% of the 2 in 1000. 10% of 2 in 1000 IS 2 out of 10,000, so 2 in 10,000 young healthy people ARE dying. Just do the math. It should be simple enough for even you. Not 2 out of 1000 who got the virus- 2 in 1000 of the entire population have died, or about 4+ out 1000 of those who have had the virus.Refusing a vaccination IS the very definition of being an anti-vaxxer. And there is no reason to get a vaccine for a disease that hasn&#039;t been discovered where you live. If yellow fever, or dengue fever, or ebola was as widely spreading in the US as covid, I would get a vaccine as soon as available. But it the disease isn&#039;t present, why would I get a vaccine for it????? Not being vaccinated for a disease I will not be exposed to is not being an &#039;anti vaxxer&#039; but refusing a vaccine that has been proven safe with maybe 300 deaths world wide out of 1 billion+ doses, when 2 out of 100 Americans have died is being an anti-vaxxer. And because less than half of US citizens have gotten the virus, the actual death rate for those who get the virus is actually double, or 4 in 1000. And there are many more who get extremely ill, or have long lasting symptoms, so the actual number of people badly affected if they get the virus is easily 40-50 out of 1000 who get the virus.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 4986472, member: 60252"] 2 in every 1,000 Americans have ALREADY died from covid, maybe more with about 700k confirmed dead already- MANY of them young and previously healthy, at least 10% of the 2 in 1000. 10% of 2 in 1000 IS 2 out of 10,000, so 2 in 10,000 young healthy people ARE dying. Just do the math. It should be simple enough for even you. Not 2 out of 1000 who got the virus- 2 in 1000 of the entire population have died, or about 4+ out 1000 of those who have had the virus. Refusing a vaccination IS the very definition of being an anti-vaxxer. And there is no reason to get a vaccine for a disease that hasn't been discovered where you live. If yellow fever, or dengue fever, or ebola was as widely spreading in the US as covid, I would get a vaccine as soon as available. But it the disease isn't present, why would I get a vaccine for it????? Not being vaccinated for a disease I will not be exposed to is not being an 'anti vaxxer' but refusing a vaccine that has been proven safe with maybe 300 deaths world wide out of 1 billion+ doses, when 2 out of 100 Americans have died is being an anti-vaxxer. And because less than half of US citizens have gotten the virus, the actual death rate for those who get the virus is actually double, or 4 in 1000. And there are many more who get extremely ill, or have long lasting symptoms, so the actual number of people badly affected if they get the virus is easily 40-50 out of 1000 who get the virus. [/QUOTE]

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