It is without a vaccine. That is your only out. If there isn't one soon and you do get it, it won't be because you were stupid, an idiot, a moron or anyone else's fault. You did your best and tried and in doing so you still reduced your spreading it.I've searched high and low and so far I've found nothing that says contracting it is inevitable. The closest thing I could find was it is FEARED to be inevitable (which is pretty much the same for any serious disease).
They say with diabetes if you live to be 150 you are pretty well certain to get it, but that is far from inevitable.
Does this mean you are getting a glimpse of what you're like when youre frustrated?
He is, but you chose to ignore the lessons because they do not fit with your dogma.
If then. And even if they are the vaccines are likely to be about as effective as the current flu vaccines. probably 90% effective against this year's virus but under40% effective against the mutated one that will be around before the vaccine can be manufactured and distributed.
