“No one can guarantee you’ll make it to the end of the day. Do you live your life in constant fear?”
No, but would you drive your car if the risk of death of each drive in the car was slightly less than one percent?
No, but would you drive your car if the risk of death of each drive in the car was slightly less than one percent?
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First, we don’t know what the % is going to come in at.
Second, I have the choice to decide if I want to subject myself to that risk. I don’t have the government determining what’s a safe standard for me to drive. Your analogy wasn’t very well thought out.
“Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” Ben Franklin
Meathead, you’d first have to catch the virus, then apply the tiny fraction.
Covid deaths are wildly exaggerated as well, as most deaths were more attributable to other factors.