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Carpenters, metal fabricators and upholsterers should be making $200k a year.

Lol.

If it works as expected the immunizations will help a whole lot. There is one requirement, however, people have to get immunized.

If it works as expected the immunizations will help a whole lot. There is one requirement, however, people have to get immunized.

For all the people that are supposed to be dead and dying - there's no waiting line for caskets or funeral services.

You'd think the 2nd coming of the black plague would have stressed the capacity to serve in those industries.

In some places it seems the demand for cremation is higher than it has ever been in history!

Germany not knowing how to dispose of dead bodies?
Germany Is the gold standard for mass burial. If you can figure out how to dispose of 3 million corpses in the 1940’s and the technological advances since then, a couple hundred thousand should be a cake walk.

There's a flaw in that thinking. Just because you have had the virus, does not mean you can't get it again. I had it early on and was tested several times for antibodies. My last test, six months after getting well, showed that I no longer have antibodies in my system. My Dr. told me that I could actually get it again. She said that from what they are seeing, many people, if not most, that have had this virus, will be immune for between 90 and 180 days. After that, all bets seem to be off. They have no idea if the same thing will happen with the vaccine or not. There is no data. Even though I am 72 and the virus was bad, until they can show that you will continue to be immune, I will not take this vaccine. I believe everyone has to make their own decision and I for one will respect whichever why they decide to go.