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The person that takes the vaccine bears all of the risk of taking the vaccine. They get to decide if it's in their personal interest to do so. If grandma is un
by loonster 5y ago
The person that takes the vaccine bears all of the risk of taking the vaccine. They get to decide if it's in their personal interest to do so.
If grandma is uncomfortable with the risks of being around others, she may isolate herself and bear the costs of isolation. She shouldn't be so entitled to demand that others take on a risk for her benefit.
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- seanmcdirmid 5y agoThat’s just not how vaccines work. You don’t take a vaccine for your own selfish needs, you take it for society’s needs. They are intrinsically opposed to libertarian ideals where the individual decisions must only apply to those individuals. Much of modern medicine and modern society are in direct composition to those ideals. Society has benefits, but it also has responsibilities.