Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Kim Iversen: Norway DROPS All Restrictions And Chooses To LIVE With Covid" video.

"if they choose not to, and get Covid, then they are fools" - But if they choose to, and then get it anyway, are they smart?
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@emil1989 If you start the count at January 15, when almost nobody had it, sure.
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@MiracleFound "They will be shaming those who don't get vaccinated, it's just that they accomplish that a bit different" - Weird flex, but okay. "They have very few anti-vaxxers in Norway" - This isn't about anti-vaxxers. "the people are smarter than most other countries" - Smart people noticed that the product was rushed, that pharma companies earned billions, and that they have legal immunity. Not a good sign. Smart people noticed that the spike protein is causing the endothelial damage in people who get infected, to using an inoculation method that involves producing the spike protein inside the body is a flawed proposition. Smart people also noticed that the spike is a mutable part of the structure, which means that variants can be different enough to evade the antibodies. "the unvaccinated who will have to live or die with their decision" - Die? From something that is survivable for 99.98% of people who are below retirement age? You may also die from the choice of driving your car tomorrow. Why be so dramatic? "Norwegian's are pragmatic and don't appreciate people who aren't responsible for their own behavior and it's impact on others" - Taking a shot that suppresses symptoms for you, but allows you to spread to others is the epitome of not caring about your impact on others. "The presenter does not understand Norwegian culture." - Completely irrelevant. The point is that they're opening up.
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@jcboyle82 I'm saying it.
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What part of "you'll always be 8-12 months behind of new variants due to the time it takes to manufacture and distribute billions of doses worldwide" doesn't make sense?
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How?
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The fatality rate was in the centesimals for the non-elderly. You already lived with tons of diseases forever. You never complained. It always made sense.
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