This is the type of hyperbole that is all over the internet, and is dividing us. This is not helpful in any way. "Herd immunity truthers" is both dismissive, and really makes no sense. Claiming that anyone who believes herd immunity is part of the solution have no problem with infecting and killing others is, well, a disgusting comment to make. OK, so let me get this straight. My comment is the type of hyperbole that is dividing us and isn't helpful, but you throwing around phrases such as "we can't hide in the corner for two years, for a whole lot of reasons" isn't? I mean, to me, that reads as a direct insult to those who have chosen to take precautions. I'm not a big fan of being called a coward. There is certainly some basis to the idea that herd immunity is part of the solution, along with taking safety precautions and an effective vaccine. It is those who are propping up herd immunity, and advocating a "business as usual" approach as the only viable solution, who I believe are missing the mark here. The other thing I've noticed about people that are pro herd immunity is that they offer up "We will protect the vulnerable" as a solution but haven't really given any details as to how that would happen. The "vulnerable" are not just elderly and retired. There are a ton of them in the workforce (as you know given your diabetes diagnosis). It may be that we get to herd immunity in the long run but to strive for that without precautions (e.g. mask mandates, social distancing, etc.) will put a massive strain on the healthcare system as we've seen in places like Houston, Miami, New York, New Orleans, etc.