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No, stripping unvaccinated people of their fundamental freedoms (as happened in countries like Lithuania and Austria) is a harm to society. More than harm, it's
by _dain_ 5y ago
No, stripping unvaccinated people of their fundamental freedoms (as happened in countries like Lithuania and Austria) is a harm to society. More than harm, it's a complete disintegration.
- pawelmurias 5y agoHow is locking down only the anti-vax retards any worse then locking down everyone?
- _dain_ 5y ago"how is shooting one person worse than shooting two people?" how about we don't shoot anyone.
- bonzini 5y agoIf you have the magic recipe for curing everyone that gets sick, I am all for it. Because metaphorically "not shooting anyone" does not equate to not having a lockdown, if that results in hundreds of literal deaths every day.
- _dain_ 5y agohundreds! my god there isn't a jak soy enough for you
- coolso 5y agoBecause first we were told "two weeks to flatten the curve and slow the spread". We were also told we didn't really need masks. Then we were told, as late as last October by CNN, and even later by the new guy himself, we should be scared of the new vaccine, because it was released super fast, and endorsed by the last guy. Then the new guy came in and even though he had nothing to do with it, suddenly, in the blink of an eye, the vaccine was super awesome, a heaven-sent miracle cure. 99%+ effectiveness! Take it now, you anti-vaxxer! Wait, you're scared? Low-IQ retard, forget about the FUD we spread before the election, we were just kidding. ;-) And besides, well, the vaccine is so awesome that even though I got this awesome injection, I'm still afraid of getting COVID, so you still need to get it, even though it's super effective, and I'm going to treat you like dirt until you get this vaccine. Which will totally eliminate COVID, we promise. Because I have total faith in this vaccine I want to force you to get because I don't want to interact with unvaccinated people because I might get COVID and get sick despite this amazing vaccine, because I've never gotten sick before COVID. So then we were told we needed no more masks. Which it turns out, caused even more of a spread (but it's okay, because new guy), because guess what, the vaccinated spread almost as easily as the unvaccinated. So now you need to show your vax card to get into places, because the vaccinated can't spread COVID... oh wait. Then we find out the vaccine dips hard, real hard, in effectiveness after a few months. Oops. But now you still need to get it or you're fired. Show your papers, comrade. Why didn't you get your 12th booster yet, fellow citizen? See what I'm getting at? Basically, we're tired of listening to you, and we're not going to anymore. What will time prove you wrong about next? My guess: we're going to find out for certain that COVID will never go away, and is here to stay forever, just like the flu.
- hazza_n_dazza 5y agoyep. its difficult to understnd and people are scared. the jokers at the top aren't helping things. switch them off.
- pawelmurias 5y ago> by CNN Why are you taking your info from fake news?
- josephcsible 5y agoMost people who favor the COVID vaccine being mandatory to participate in life trust CNN. If you distrust CNN, you're probably already opposed to the mandates.
- closeparen 5y agoHigh on that list of fundamental freedoms is the right of free association.
- _dain_ 5y agoridiculous dodge. if you want to bar your unvaxxed family from coming to thanksgiving or christmas, go right ahead. the point of a mandate is that it's MANDATED, top down, where businesses don't have any choice in the matter.
- josephcsible 5y agoWould you agree that every business should be allowed to welcome unvaccinated patrons if they want to?