Mutton Dressed As Lamb wrote:
Since the C***d ** v*****es hit the shelves, the decision by individuals to take the plunge has been influenced by their political affiliations in many cases. I consider myself the exception. to illustrate my point, I am bringing up the idea of keeping an attack trained Rottweiler in one's home. Were I to live in an economically depressed area with a homeless shelter, halfway house for paroled inmates, and a trailer park full of welfare recipients within a block of my residence, it would be a no-brainer. On the other hand, were I living in an area where everyone lived at a middle class level or better, did not lock their doors, and the typical police call was a loud sweet 16 party, I would be more worried about the dog turning on myself, a family member or friend, than the virtually non-existent threat of violence from my neighbors. So what does this have to do with getting v******ted. I choose not to, because of my particular circumstance. I work in a health field with day to day contact with patients and staff. I contracted a mild case of C***d ** a year ago, and recovered within a week. I get checked monthly for both the presence and immunity and every time, I test negative for having the disease and have a high level of immunity. My regular exposure keeps my immunity high. I feel I am more at risk for side effects from a rushed to production v*****e, than from the disease, itself
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Bravo! Well stated.