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Freedom of movement is a human right, and so is freedom of bodily autonomy. Both of these rights were being attacked with increasing and seemingly unending forc
by goldenchrome 4y ago
Freedom of movement is a human right, and so is freedom of bodily autonomy. Both of these rights were being attacked with increasing and seemingly unending force. It became a moral issue very early on and it wasn’t clear where it would end at all. If rights were being stripped away for no good reason, then one might assume that any of their rights could be taken away on a whim.
In 2020 I looked at the data and decided that it wasn’t important to wear a mask. Do you remember how those people were treated in 2020? Now look at the covid infection rates today—they’re in the same ballpark as they were in 2020. And yet, most people refuse to wear a mask now.
I knew it wasn’t rational back in 2020 and yet I faced increasing aggression from my neighbors, my workplace, and my government for living my best understanding of the truth. Now almost three years on, people have decided that the truth has changed in my favor and I’m no longer insane.
Can you see how someone who thought the lockdowns were immoral would have been under great stress during the last few years?
- mgoetzke 4y agoPeople in 2022 have had the chance to get vaccinated though. So not wearing a mask 2020 is not the same to them as in 2022. Unless you believe vaccines do not help and surgeon's do not need to mask up either for any reason.
- goldenchrome 4y agoThat’s a reasonable argument and all I can say is that I always try to do what’s right in my own heart. We will see who’s going to hell in the end.