What is the long game for the anti-vaxx?

[Dissimilarty]

I know there is going to be a divide between secular anti-vaxxers and those on this forum, so to make things easier, only respond based on taking "the 2019 world is gone and not coming back" as given. Also, I've seen a few rando people pop up saying they are weakening and now consider taking it; but for this thread, assume, your interlocutors will never consent.

What is the long game here?

 

[Padouk]

Locate yourself near food sources you can rely on, simplify your life, find like minded people and arm yourself with patience and resilience.

 

[kel]

Same as my long game was before this mess. This is a symptom of a bigger sickness in society and is just the most immediate evidence of it. Even if a genie wiggled his fingers and we wake up tomorrow and COVID hysteria is gone and life did look like 2019 I'd still be making essentially the same move to get out. That would make things a little easier, probably, in terms of practicalities, so that'd be nice, but overall not a big change.

The passport is the problem, not the vax, and that's coming one way or another.

 

[kel]

dupe

 

[aeroektar]

Complete self reliance, individually and on a small scale community level.

 

[ItalianStallion9]

Go rural, avoid cities: https://www.pewresearch.org/science...osts-even-as-large-shares-also-see-downsides/

"Nearly seven-in-ten adults who live in urban areas (68%) say they’ve been wearing a mask all or most of the time in stores and businesses, compared with 51% of those in suburban areas and 42% of those in rural areas."