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If coercing people into getting unnecessary medical procedures isn’t evil, I don’t know how to explain it to you.
by CheezeIt 5y ago
If coercing people into getting unnecessary medical procedures isn’t evil, I don’t know how to explain it to you.
- orra 5y agoComplete hyperbole. Vaccination increases the duration of reinfection immunity. Moreover, significant proportions of people suffering long COVID feel an improvement after vaccination.
- CheezeIt 5y agoThis sort of rationalization, the notion that coercion is justifiable by arguing that it’s good for you, is the kind of evil I’m talking about.
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- haswell 5y ago> If coercing people into getting unnecessary medical procedures… This is a pretty enormous stretch. The policy boils down to: you must be vaccinated to attend. The policy is further clarified: getting COVID does not exclude you from the vaccine requirement. As an individual interested in attending, I can either: 1. Make sure I’ve been vaccinated. 2. Attend the virtual version of the event. 3. Not attend. You have to twist this pretty hard to conclude I’m being coerced by an evil entity to get unnecessary medical procedures. And this is omitting the possible reasons a COVID positive test might not be sufficient to claim “immunity” or the safety of unprotected proximity.