SvennoJ said:
Insurance companies get away with penalizing you for your lifestyle. Car, house, life insurance all take your lifestyle into account to determine your premium. The idea is very much there, all around us, and widely accepted. "The strains of the Delta variant that we've seen are spreading much faster and causing more severe illness in younger people, and that remains the same," Henry said. "And our best defence continues to be being vaccinated." The provincial health officer noted that COVID-19, like any virus, will continue mutating the more opportunities it has to spread to new hosts. "There are now about 120 different sublineages of the Delta strain of the virus around the world," Henry said. "Development of these new lineages, which are unique to geographic areas, are really expected over time when we have ongoing transmission in our communities." |
Insurance being a must have is also somewhat questionable, but at the very least you have competition and options.
Were all known addictions today, always known to be addictions? How long before adults always wanting someone else, especially Gov, to solve all their problems becomes an official 'addiction'?
Could smoking potentially, somehow, someway, cause a problem for someone else? So, no more smoking then, period?
Could being obese potentially, somehow, someway, cause a problem for someone else? So, no more over eating and mandatory diets then, period?
Could being pro natural immunity be considered a lifestyle choice? Too bad for everyone else?
Perhaps the public healthcare system suffering because a quarter or more of the pop stops paying into it since they can't be guaranteed service might be even worse? What about the vaxed who still use the service, clogging it up and passing covid infections, still leading to problems for others?
Fauci, the gold standard, said don't bother wearing a mask, then, well maybe you better wear one, then, well maybe you better wear two, and then in his emails he told people don't bother because they really don't do squat. You think that's only relatable to masks?
Why is natural immunity almost never talked about? Why isn't natural immunity part of the vax pass? Is everyone so frail we need non stop meds?
Your particular situation sucks, especially during this time, and I wish you didn't have to go through it, but trying to make everyone else do what you want them to, for your own benefit, isn't the way to convince them, if what is being offered is so clearly useful and good for them.
Do we really want to live in a world where everyone is forced to live on a strict diet? Can't stand the taste of this food so much so that it can at times make you throw it back up? Too bad. It's good for you says the professionals. Eat it or starve. That'll teach those ungrateful people, right?
So diversity is a problem when if comes to illness, so get rid of it, but when it comes to food which is also a problem, leave it alone and keep it. Can't have your cake and eat it too in this case. One or the other, and yes, it's a difficult choice in general, and extremely difficult for some unfortunately.
