RE: What can the unvaccinated do to protect themselves from the vaccinated?
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Yes, this is the latest concern, on top of 5 or 6 other major problems with the "vaccination" rollout.
One thing I know for sure, masks aren't going to stop whatever is causing this transmission.
Social distancing is likely at least somewhat effective. After all, people aren't getting heavy periods from being a mile away from vaccinated people, they're getting heavy periods from being in the same room as vaccinated people. Distance matters, we just don't know how much yet.
Pretty much just staying away from them as much as possible is my strategy for now. Which is disturbing because my whole family is pro-vaxx. Not that I've seen them in a couple years anyway (they don't like my activism or cannabis use). This is just one more thing that will keep us apart. Even though we live in the same town, I've hugged my parents for the last time, I know that. I hope the same isn't true of my 2 children, who are kept apart from me by their mother. The state long ago took away my permit to operate a vehicle, but even if I could drive, and if my ex wasn't keeping us apart, they've got literal roadblocks up between my kids and I. I've felt like I live in prison for many years. I wonder if the other prisoners are starting to notice as well? Or will they die licking the boot?
I feel this intensely. But we must keep our chin up, right!
As always it is about our focus of attention. Many things can get us down in this world so it is better to focus on that which makes us feel good. Like my new Plenty which arrived yesterday!
I never really had spare money in my life before so I am still in heaven at the prospect of simply buying things when I want them! It's a beautiful feeling :)
And almost three weeks with no tobacco now!
Good riddance nicotine addiction!!!!
Haha, well I'm happy for you! I don't know what a Plenty is, but it looks like a blast! Is that the vaporizer you mentioned before? 3 weeks without tobacco (especially "legalized" tobacco) is awesome, congrats.
I agree with a focus on happy things. And I've never found anything wrong with hedonism in that seeking good things and avoiding painful things is natural and generally healthy. Everything in moderation, of course. And I don't seek hedonism just for myself, but for all conscious beings. Maximizing the positive experiences for everyone and minimizing the negative experiences for everyone, should be our goal, in my current limited understanding. :) Peace.
My research tells me The Plenty is the best vape money can buy.
And I am impressed! Reminds me of a black and decker tool ;)
I only put homegrown green in it. Though I am also growing tobacco and am pretty excited to have a little puff on that at the end of the season!
Am with you on that one. And to achieve that goal sometimes we must share information which does not make us feel good in the moment.