If those under 65 go about their daily lives, we'll quickly infect the vast majority of those over 65. If you don't care if they die, that's fine, but you need to own that position. Or, tell us how to erect that invisible shield that somehow protects the old from infected, young invincibles. Can you tell us how it's done?
There was a great graphic the other day about how a single family gathering spread COVID to at least 41 people. In one case, young children infected their grandparents, who then infected another senior. In another case it spread to a senior through a family member going to work, infecting someone there, and it then spread to a senior. That's how it works. No matter how hard seniors try, they cannot shut off interactions with young people, because it's the young who staff medical offices, grocery stores, etc. and if the seniors aren't in a facility, the (relatively) young, like me, care for our parents. I'm the primary care giver to my mother in law (age 90), and also do a great deal for my mother (82). So what affects me and those like me WILL affect them. Especially since half of us who get it never know it, and can spread it without ever feeling sick.
