Ah ok. But it's perfectly fine, not at all vile, to suggest that me and others are enjoying the lockdowns and restrictions? And to tell the vulnerable to 'just live with it' and to 'lock themselves away'. And about the deaths the old favourite of some on here 'its only the elderly and vulnerable'. And it's fine for Watapalava to dismiss concerns of worried parents of CEV children (who quite reasonably want their children prioritised for vaccines)
Some people are happier to have a reason not to interact with others, go to busy shops, go away on holiday etc. I actually understand that. The pressure to be 'social' can be pretty unbearable for those not inclined to be so naturally - I know, I'm like that myself! It's not vile to suggest that's the case. But it's pretty nasty to say that people are enjoying the deaths of others.
I'm CV myself and am quite happy to be told to 'live with it', so please don't imagine you speak for everyone who's vulnerable. From my point of view it's incredibly arrogant to expect the lives of others to be put on hold indefinitely for me, particularly as I'm double jabbed and as safe as I'm ever going to be. And I do think that if you are still concerned after being double jabbed, the onus is on you to decide whether or not you wish to participate in life fully or lock yourself away - although if you decide on doing the latter, your mental health is probably going to be more of an issue than Covid ever would be.
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