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"Mandatory COVID vaccinations" has other aspects to it. Who makes it mandatory? Employers who may have a reason beyond public health for mandating, namely that
by dangoor 5y ago
"Mandatory COVID vaccinations" has other aspects to it. Who makes it mandatory? Employers who may have a reason beyond public health for mandating, namely that they don't want a bunch of employees falling seriously ill at roughly the same time.
- jrs235 5y agoTouche. *I think the better solution is allowing denial of treatment over government mandated COVID vaccinations.
- themaninthedark 5y ago>I think the better solution is allowing denial of treatment over government mandated COVID vaccinations. I hope you are being sarcastic, that is a horrible policy because it can easily lead to: *I think it is better to allow denial of treatment to drug addicts because they knew what they were signing up for when they started using. or worse.
- jrs235 5y agoThere is no mandatory denial of treatment. Those that want to treat drug addicts are still allowed and free to do so. Edit: Just like those that want to treat unvaccinated COVID patients are still allowed and free to do so. And if they want to charge more money (due to shortage of supply or high demand) so be it.
- pbak 5y agoThat argument is a very slippery slope. There are a lot of other health issues which stem from either active at-risk behavior or lifestyle choices. I don't believe medical ethics should be reformed in a way to open such a door. It might be Pandora's.