Originally Posted by urinmyseat

An interesting thing happened last week. My daughter went to her friend's house. 5 girls hanging out and a sleepover. The other 4 girls are a little older than her and are all vaccinated for covid. One of the girls had a close contact (another vaccinated person) before the sleepover, but because she's "protected" she didn't bother to tell anyone. This Tuesday, one of the other girls got sick, then tested for positive for covid. Two days later the other three got sick, and then tested positive. So far my unvaccinated kid is the only one who isn't sick. We talked to our doc and got her tested just in case, and all is well.

Explain to me how this is her fault that those girls got sick, and used up all those resources? There are six people in this story, 5 are vaccinated and those same 5 are sick, but it is the unvaccinated causing all the suffering?