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I understand being pro Covid-19 vaccine and wanting to get it to minimize your chances at a negative health outcome if you get infected. Also mandating certain
by throwawaycities 5y ago
I understand being pro Covid-19 vaccine and wanting to get it to minimize your chances at a negative health outcome if you get infected.
Also mandating certain vaccines (like MMR) makes sense because they fully inoculate a person and eradicate these diseases.
But when it comes to Covid-19 vaccines I don’t understand the insistence others get the vaccine because it doesn’t fully inoculate against the virus nor does it prevent carrying/spreading the virus.
Perhaps there is an argument that hospitals are overloaded and 100% vaccination would relieve that burden, but I’m not in favor of mandatory vaccines that don’t fully inoculate and eradicate something on the basis it might help our overburdened healthcare system. It becomes a slippery slope, and opens the door to asking why we don’t then mandate diets, supplements and lifestyles that promote healthy immune systems in the name of minimizing chronic conditions that are a financial burden to tax funded Medicare and the healthcare system generally.