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I think you are right. It is un-ethical to put others at risk when you could easily avoid that by getting vaccinated. I personally think it should be a crime o

I think you are right. It is un-ethical to put others at risk when you could easily avoid that by getting vaccinated. I personally think it should be a crime or misdemeanor to not get vaccinated because of that. For a precedent I cite the case of Typhoid Mary. She was forcibly quarantined because she refused to stop putting other people at risk. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Mallon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Mallon Today's anti-vaccers of course say: "You are taking away my liberty to infect others!"

trentnix 5y ago
While you reach to justify fascism with paper-thin reasoning, the data indicates vaccinated people are commonly getting infected with and spreading Covid. And although it is clearly effective at improving outcomes statistically, the vaccine is no guarantee. I happen to be one of the few who has lost a fully-vaccinated loved one to Covid (he was elderly with co-morbidities, but clearly not immune to getting sick).