There are people that are asymptomatic, but those people can still pass it on to others and those people (for example family members) can get sick and die. If you want a 20% risk of organ damage and 1% of death that's up to you. If dumb people want to take stupid risks then that's what they're gonna do. Maybe you'll be "fine", maybe not. Maybe you'll suffer multiple organ failure or get long Covid and won't be able to walk for more 10 minutes for the rest of your life. And maybe you'll end up killing your mother or father. Go ahead and take that risk if you want. It makes no difference to me.
This is exactly what I meant. Not once did you even have it in your head that someone can just not be affected by this illness at all, or rather, have no chance of even getting it. So I'm going to say this to you the best way I can.
I have not gotten sick in ten years. This is mostly due to me doing a hella lot of sports and my diet cleaning out all the bad stuff I use to consume.
Most people who have died are the same people who have died for decades: fat and unhealthy people who die from heart attacks and strokes, along with old people, who also die from heart attacks and strokes.
Anyone with a little IQ could tell what this means, but you're too busy giving covid such a headline, and forgetting that there's far more deadly things out in the world than it. Which means there's an ulterior motive for making it such a big thing. If you cared about "mother and father", which you don't, you'd encourage everyone to eat healthier and live a more physical active life. But you don't because your motive is not to lessen people dying in general, but to promote the powers that be covid campaign. Nothing you have said has convinced me that this is a real illness, otherwise I should have been the first one in the hospital, sick, or even dead. But here I am, still alive, still kicking, still fvcking.
People like you are a shame upon Health & Fitness.