Some of these guys, while I love most of 'em, are either poor readers or even more poor at understanding.  My thread last week on my Covid vaccines wasn't a debate, it was my sharing my experience with the two doses, for those who are thinking about or are scheduled to take it.  If I think ram trucks are owned or sold by the devil, I'm not going to hop on a ram truck review and put my .02 cents in for something I don't have experience with, especially when the OP stated there was no room for that in his thread.  
I don't argue that the numbers show that it's not going to wipe the planet out, but here in my county of about 6,000, I can't count 8 people off the top of my head who died from accidents or colon cancer or dropped over dead instantly of a heart attack within the last 12 months, but I can name 8 under the age of 75 that would still be here if it weren't for Covid.  I also have a kid with immunodeficiencies, which is something all these people that want to be turds about it instead of just saying they don't want to take it for their own reasons don't want to think about.  Maybe if your wife was sick with cancer, or you just had a quadruple bypass 4 months ago, or something along those lines you wouldn't be such hardasses. It's almost funny to see folks trying to intimidate folks out of taking a shot, as if it has a direct impact on their life instead of the person taking the thing.  I don't see people saying "you're an idiot for not taking the shot, you must've been dropped on your head as a child...etc."  Yeah, it sounds ridiculous, but this is the kind of stuff I'm still seeing every single day coming from people who don't want the shot but are going absolutely ballistic towards people who are.  I realize that's not the majority of people, but it's enough that it gets your attention.  When in the heck did we become so spiteful to one another?  If generations of studies are to be believed, kindness is innate from birth, so where the heck does it disappear to?   Rant over, I think the weather is eating at me.