Covid vaccine

[sally]

What about the millions of people who had mild cases no worse than the common cold or the people that didn't even have symptoms at all? Why would they want it? I can tell you that if I tested positive for something that caused mild symptoms or none at all I sure as hell wouldn't be running out to get a vaccine for it.

Clarification should have been stated, people in the "High Risk" category would be foolish
to pass on getting the "killer" virus vaccine!
People who already had covid, and lived to tell about it likely don't need the vaccine.

That's the gamble for not taking the vaccine, if you get covid-19, you don't know if it will be the mild version, or the "killer" version! If you get the later, you loose!

That's the part that just seems off to me. Why do some people get deathly sick ( besides for the obvious people who are elderly or have severe underlying health conditions where anything would hurt them) and others have nothing more than a common cold. I read an article the other day about a study how people who purposely wear their masks under their nose are more likely to be dishonest. That's fantastic news, but you'd think if they can get a vaccine out so quick they'd be closer to finding out why it makes some people deathly ill while not affecting others. Especially when billions of people have contracted it already. But it's great that we now know to avoid those cocksuckers who wear their masks under their nose.