09-07-2021, 04:37 PM
(09-07-2021, 04:32 PM)treee Wrote: And what of the people who go the "treatment route" and get an asymptomatic case of Covid? They could then become super spreaders if they're around lots of people, directly leading to the loss of life. What saves the most lives is being vaccinated.
Well if they have an asymptomatic case of covid then they dont know if they have covid or not and obviously will beat it with no treatment and achieve natural immunity. For the people who are scared of that, get vaccinated, social distance, wash your hands, dont touch your face until you do. What is the issue with that?
I live in a college town, and right now we are seing the same spike of cases rise that we did last year when students cam back. Since most of them dont hang out around older people, it will probably not become an issue, just like last year when it didnt. Over 90% of cases in my county are college kids, many who have been vaccinated.
And for the record, who in the fk would seek treatment for something they dont know they have lol? Just curious. Asymptomatic mean they have no symptoms. But thats good because they will get natural immunity which is better and longer lasting than vaccine induced immunity.
