[graciegirl]

The bottom line is this;

We the people of the United States have two vaccines approved and ready to be used.

This is a good thing. Each time that a person is vaccinated, that is one less to spread the disease that is potentially dangerous to older people. 80% of those who have died out of almost 300,000 Americans were older than 71, the median age for those of us living in The Villages.

Not even Solomon himself could be wise enough to get this life saving miracle to the right people and keep them in line.

The important thing is to not lose sight of the fact that we have the vaccine, it is both effective and approved. It is obviously safe, 93,000 Floridians have received it with no obviously dangerous ill effects.

WHY look for the BAD, when the good outweighs it???????

It is always the same folks. I do believe that negativity is hard wired into some folks.

[George Page]

Don’t be a fool and judge vaccine recipients to date by their age. My daughter, in her thirties, is perfectly healthy and was vaccinated two weeks ago. She is a nurse and has been treating patients on a COVID floor for 7 months. If you don’t know the backstory on why some people appear to jump the line, be silent. They may deserve to be first in line, unlike some of those complaining, and posting on this thread.

[Moderator]

I removed 20 posts from just late last night until now....political, off topic, directed at others. Thread will now be closed as we can't seem to stay on topic. Discussing vaccine prioritization could have been an interesting topic...but, the usual triggers derailed it.

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