I can hear Rod Serling rolling over in his grave and laughing his rotted ass off -- what's left of it!
"Imagine, if you will, a society divided. One side believes a deadly virus will inevitably kill them unless they receive an ever-increasing number of vaccinations and boosters. The other side has yet to receive a single inoculation, yet has somehow managed to remain alive, much to the surprise and anger of those who view them as anti-science -- endangering everyone with their irresponsible and ignorant choices.
Join me, as we travel to another place and time. The place: a community where every immunized man, woman and child is unable to perform manual labor for fear of a heart attack, who can't remember why they are as they are due to early onset dementia. All they do remember is their hatred for "the others."
And the time: the day before Armageddon. Those who followed strict government mandates in order to preserve life are now on a mission to use the power of the atom to annihilate not only their enemy -- but themselves as well. A final, desperate attempt to end their own torment while simultaneously ending those who chose not to join them in it.
Was this madness caused by the same potions that rendered them impotent, infertile, demented and weak? Or, is this simply the inevitable final act of a people unable to fathom the irony of their suicide mission with what created it: a profoundly passionate desire to live at any cost?"