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ferragamo79
that is simply not the case know 3 people personally who passed at a younger than 60 age of COVID and have had many students, staff and friends mention younger people die of COVID related symptoms and many have qualified it by saying he/she was healthy
I didn't say no one under 60 ever died of it, but underlying issues are a big part of that. Less than 2% of healthy people under 60 who catch covid pass away. And that's just the confirmed cases. The actual number is far less than that since many cases are never reported.
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People who are high risk should take precautions. Not the other way around. If you feel you are at risk for any reason, it's up to you to protect yourself. Forcing anyone and everyone to take those precautions is backward. A person with allergies carries an epipen with them because of their particular situation. Should everyone be forced to carry an epipen just in case they run into that person?
If you have an immune disorder, you protect yourself and have to lead a more sterile lifestyle. Everyone else on Earth isn't required to seal themselves in a plastic suit to accommodate your specific needs.
