Not vaccinated=selfish & irresponsible?
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Shalamar
Dark Lord of the JREF
Anyone who says such is lacking in critical thought.
Get a vaccine, and help protect those around you.
There was no 'switch' that was turned on in March 2020. Anyone who says as such is lying. Covid-19 was discovered late 2019.
What are you, 12?
Caroline13
Banned
THEY don't know, it's all made up as it goes along, more FEAR MONGERING.
Nothing EVER mentioned by the great govt to work on your OWN health, oh no take our unapproved jabs....
Caroline13
Banned
NO NO and NO....
Shalamar
Dark Lord of the JREF
It's everyone's Personal Responsibility for their OWN Health!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Extra Exclamation marks really drive the nuttery home!
A highly vaccinated populous helps to protect the vulnerable. They Very Young, the very old, and those who are immuno-compromised. This is called Herd Immunity.
Shalamar
Dark Lord of the JREF
Matthew Best
Penultimate Amazing
This describes your own contributions extremely well.
I would respond to this sentence, too, but I am unable to as it doesn't make any sense.
Shalamar
Dark Lord of the JREF
Why do you lie?
The Great Zaganza
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It's everyone's Personal Responsibility for their OWN Health!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so you would have no problem if I injected myself with a highly contagious bioweapon.
It's my body and my health, after all.
Just let me know where you live so I can drop by and we can discuss this face-to face after I got my smallpox/anthrax injection.
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angrysoba
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It's everyone's Personal Responsibility for their OWN Health!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a ridiculously absolute statement.
If you knew you had an infectious disease that could be spread by coughing and yet you walked into a crowded cinema and coughed thoughout the film not only ruining the enjoyment of the film but also passing on your diseases, are the people you decided to cough all over solely responsible for getting ill, or do you think that maybe you have some responsibility for others?
Shalamar
Dark Lord of the JREF
Add in Polio to that. She/He/They doesn't understand what stopped it.
None of those things will protect you from Covid.
All of the approved vaccines will.
Seems like a pretty easy decision to make.
People who are vaccinated aren't a breeding ground for a new variation of Covid.
They may be potential breeding grounds for other things, but that's true whether they are vaccinated against Covid or not, so I don't see how it could enter in to your cost/benefit analysis of vaccination against Covid.
People who aren't vaccinated are also potential vectors for infection of other unvaccinated people. That's also not a good thing.
What is libertarian about pointing out that Covid anti-vaxxers hurt themselves most of all? That is what current statistics show!
dirtywick
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See, you think it’s selfishness and irresponsibility but from what I understand from talking to people who refuse the vaccine, and even from reading this thread, it’s mostly cowardice as much as they try and dress it up.
But I think there’s enough of us out there to step up and willing to carry the load so you losers can keep crying about plandemics and grapes. I couldn’t imagine being that weak, it’s an embarrassment.
But I think there’s enough of us out there to step up and willing to carry the load so you losers can keep crying about plandemics and grapes. I couldn’t imagine being that weak, it’s an embarrassment.
Bit 50/50 on it to be fair.
Personally will probably have it when qualified (our country has a crap roll out. Thanks Ardern. That rest of the world thinks you're ace, but you could'nt run a bath let alone a country), but do have misgivings given the lack of trial time and possible effects.
Can see why some people wouldn't
Tad weiry of rushed things.
Personally will probably have it when qualified (our country has a crap roll out. Thanks Ardern. That rest of the world thinks you're ace, but you could'nt run a bath let alone a country), but do have misgivings given the lack of trial time and possible effects.
Can see why some people wouldn't
Tad weiry of rushed things.
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Sure, given the availablity of vaccines and the lack of any medical reasons why not to vaccinate then sure it's selfish to refuse. That said the actual reasons people have are no doubt more nuanced than the voting alternatives.
And as usual, anyone who even questions the forum orthodoxy as to the eventual mutation of the the virus into something that kills in 24 hours and spreads telepathically is automatically branded a Republican antivaxer nazi, or somesuch.
And as usual, anyone who even questions the forum orthodoxy as to the eventual mutation of the the virus into something that kills in 24 hours and spreads telepathically is automatically branded a Republican antivaxer nazi, or somesuch.
Sorry missed this. You do realise some people actually can't take it due to medical reasons?
And if I few others don't who cares if you have mostly mass.
angrysoba
Philosophile
Everyone accepts that, and nobody would have a problem with people who don't take the vaccine for medical reasons.
You see, the problem is that in many cases it isn't a few. What is happening is an active misinformation and disinformation campaign based on fear-mongering and ignorance, often pushed by charismatic BS artists.
dirtywick
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I think hiding behind people who can’t get it due to medical reasons is exactly the kind of cowardly behavior I was thinking of when I made that post. I think allowing other people to take the risks for you while you sit back and watch because you’re afraid is weak and I don’t have respect for people who do and they should be ashamed of themselves.