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Imo it's okay because there is no expectation of people doing everything they can for other people. You could argue that people that don't go to medical school

Imo it's okay because there is no expectation of people doing everything they can for other people. You could argue that people that don't go to medical school risk lives of the others.

risyachka 5y ago
No one will force you to vaccinate if you move do mountains and live in isolation there. But if you want to live among others - you either - follow the rules of majority willingly - will be forced to follow them - move away and leave alone But if you want to live with others and do whatever you want and endanger them - no one will tolerate this and then will be right to.
- s1artibartfast 5y ago
  What if the majority does not want those rules. Will you move to the mountains?
- seppoonbi3 5y ago
  Let's see again when you actually enforce this by law and we can really talk about "rule". You could still argue that you endanger others by not doing 1000 other precautions, like going to medical school so you can use ballpoint pen to open the airway of that guy that chokes on airplane.
- stickfigure 5y ago
  The problem with this statement is that it says exactly the opposite of what you intended. The actual rule of the majority - coded into law in the united states, at least - is that vaccination is not required. So the truth is, if you want to live with others, you have to accept that folks around you are spreading covid. Let me be clear: I'm extremely pro-vaccination and think the anti-vaxers are morons. But I'm also vaccinated, and content that pretty much everyone in this country who wants vaccination (and bears any significant risk) has had the opportunity. For the rest, there's infection. Roughly 0.7% of them will die. I wish people would make better life choices, but it's the rule of the land that people get to make stupid choices. Why fight it?
- h_anna_h 5y ago
  In large parts of the world the rules of said majority are that homosexual people are to be stoned to death. Is this really what you support? The "majority" rule is a made up one, just like most rules.

Imo it's okay because there is no expectation of people doing everything they can for other people. You could argue that people that don't go to medical school risk lives of the others.

risyachka 5y ago

No one will force you to vaccinate if you move do mountains and live in isolation there. But if you want to live among others - you either - follow the rules of majority willingly - will be forced to follow them - move away and leave alone But if you want to live with others and do whatever you want and endanger them - no one will tolerate this and then will be right to.

s1artibartfast 5y ago
What if the majority does not want those rules. Will you move to the mountains?
seppoonbi3 5y ago
Let's see again when you actually enforce this by law and we can really talk about "rule". You could still argue that you endanger others by not doing 1000 other precautions, like going to medical school so you can use ballpoint pen to open the airway of that guy that chokes on airplane.
stickfigure 5y ago
The problem with this statement is that it says exactly the opposite of what you intended. The actual rule of the majority - coded into law in the united states, at least - is that vaccination is not required. So the truth is, if you want to live with others, you have to accept that folks around you are spreading covid. Let me be clear: I'm extremely pro-vaccination and think the anti-vaxers are morons. But I'm also vaccinated, and content that pretty much everyone in this country who wants vaccination (and bears any significant risk) has had the opportunity. For the rest, there's infection. Roughly 0.7% of them will die. I wish people would make better life choices, but it's the rule of the land that people get to make stupid choices. Why fight it?
h_anna_h 5y ago
In large parts of the world the rules of said majority are that homosexual people are to be stoned to death. Is this really what you support? The "majority" rule is a made up one, just like most rules.