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Your freedom to not get vaccinated is impinging on my freedom not to die from some totally avoidable pathogen. When freedoms are incompatible someone’s freedom
by DmenshunlAnlsis 8y ago
Your freedom to not get vaccinated is impinging on my freedom not to die from some totally avoidable pathogen. When freedoms are incompatible someone’s freedom has to be curtailed. I vote for the irrational and dangerous freedom to be curtailed in favor of public health, in the same way that I don’t care about curtailing someone’s freedom to best me to death with a brick because they want to.
“Because freedom” isn’t an argument, isn’t a point being made, it’s nothing.
- mirimir 8y agoI get the argument. And maybe I'd be convinced if victims of vaccine side effects had the right to pursue class torts against manufacturers. But if they did, there likely wouldn't be any vaccine manufacturers. And that brings cost/benefit assumptions into question, no?