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So many false equivalencies being made in the comments here. Unvaccinated people are simultaneously people with a right to care despite their bad choices, and
by ivraatiems 5y ago
So many false equivalencies being made in the comments here.
Unvaccinated people are simultaneously people with a right to care despite their bad choices, and people whose bad choices are harming them and those around them. No dissonance or hypocrisy required to believe both are true.
The hard part, acknowledging that, is reducing that harm.
And yes - I believe choosing not to be vaccinated against COVID is a bad or even immoral choice, depending on the reasons. I understand why someone would, but I don't support it, and I don't have to in order to think people who make that choice are still worth something as people.
- isthisreality 5y agoThe hard part is agreeing on who presents the greatest risk to the vulnerable, and whether that risk warrants unprecedented coercion.
- ivraatiems 5y agoThe coercion is not unprecedented, and the greatest risk is fairly obvious. I don't agree.