If they set a date, say Jan 1st, and on that day they would try to infect EVERYONE Covid, I'd be fine with that. The vaccinated wouldn''t have problems, the unvaccinated will take their chances and become either immune to it or die (I don't care which, it's their problem) and by Feb 1st we'd be done with the pandemic.
Does this mean Oracle's push for 'natural' immunity isn't a good idea?
Yeah, the risk vs reward here is just....welll, idiotic. I mean, sure many people get covid and don't require hospitalization. But why would you want to take the chance? And it isn't a fun time in the hospital. The way people deteriorate and realize near the end they made a horrible mistake. On Reddit there is a subreddit called the Herman Cain Award. It takes people's social media posts talking about how the virus is fake, or wearing a mask is stupid or that the vaccine isn't safe. Eventually, they get the disease and start calling for "prayer" warriors to help them...and inevitably they die. Frequently they are defiant to the end, but a number of them start telling people not to take covid lightly.To be fair I do not recall Oracle pushing for natural immunity. He post a study (or was it an article?) from doctors wanting to discuss natural immunity more. Which is fair to discuss. Even tho, for me and vast majority is not an option as it would cost too many lives and anyhow is not at all an option for Public Health.
As for the idiots and their covid party well... I have no words. I mean what can you say... They are beyond stupid plain and simple...