[DannyTN]

Possibilities:

• If the vaccinated have a shorter window of being contagious, which I've not seen any science supporting or denying, then an argument against the unvaccinated could be made. Which is that the unvaccinated are spreading the virus more than the unvaccinated.
• However, the vaccinated are likely taking more risks than the unvaccinated. Vaccinated are likely going to venues and flying more than the unvaccinated. In which case the vaccinated may be spreading the virus more than the unvaccinated.
• If it's true the unvaccinated are getting sicker than the unvaccinated, then the unvaccinated may be taking up a disproportionate share of the hospital beds.

Solution: Circular firing squat at noon. 4 sections of the circle. Masked and unmasked, vaccinated and unvaccinated.

[DannyTN]

Correction: If it's true the unvaccinated are getting sicker than the vaccinated, then the unvaccinated may be taking up a disproportionate share of the hospital beds.

[proust]

HAHAHAHHAHAAH.

Take the multiple jabs and build back better because our patience has its limits!

[Mozzafiato]

You might need to scrap these bullet points and start over...two of the three are confusing as heck. :-)