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This disease is no joke. True that we really do not understand who is or is not susceptible. But if you are and this virus affects your lower respiratory tract, you are in bad trouble. This delta variant seems to be more communicable. If you receive the vaccine it is not likely you will become seriously ill from COVID. For what its worth if you are over 40 or have an underlying medical condition, despite some of the known and unknown risks of the vaccine, you are in harms way if you are not vaccinated.

Pure fear-mongering. No healthy person should take this "vaccine" no matter what their age is.

I am an extremely healthy 59-year-old. Other than a brief fling with high blood pressure medicine in the early 2000s, I have never had a prescription ever. My heart is very strong and I pass all my cardiograms and stress tests with flying colors. Why the hell would I take this experimental "vaccine."

I'm pretty sure I had the COVID in February 2020 - I was working in Manhattan pretty much every day riding the subways and such. I had cold symptoms for a few days and it was done.

Recently, I had about two days of runny nose and sneezing as I travelled from Minnesota to Connecticut. I'm pretty sure that was the much-ballyhooed "Delta variant." It's over with now and I'm healthy as can be.

All during this so-called "pandemic", I was out and about. Going to restaurants, going to the office, taking vacations, etc. I never hunkered down with the stupid masks. Fresh air, vitamin D, exercise and good eating is the best antidote to this nonsense.

Vulnerable people with "underlying issues" have been dying of the flu all during our history. It really is "just the flu bro". All of this is just another version of the flu. Although quite likely engineered by the Chinese. My advice is to live healthy and trust your immune system to give you the longest possible life.

I do not recommend taking an experimental "vaccine" that literally changes your DNA. Unless you are already very unhealthy and grasping at straws. That I can understand.