Then you're being inconsistent with what you just said. You literally said that limiting people's freedom of driving drunk is ok because we have laws against that is ok, but limiting people's freedom of spreading a deadly disease by making a laws isn't ok.
These people seem to think the vaccine stops people carrying or passing on covid. All it does is teach the vaccinated person’s immune system to defend itself when they become infected. Same as having covid and overcoming it but not as good.
These people seem to think the vaccine stops people carrying or passing on covid.
These kind of useful idiots is the only reason why covid is still a thing.
All it does is teach the vaccinated person’s immune system to defend itself when they become infected.
At this point, even this is a maybe. Israel has mostly vaccinated people in hospitals. And the delta variant, as far as we can look at other countries, is less deadly/more contagious.
All it does is teach the vaccinated person’s immune system to defend itself when they become infected.
It also reduce your chance of catching it which also means that it reduce your chance of being able to spread it since you can't spread it if you don't catch it in the first place.
Same as having covid and overcoming it but not as goodbetter.
FTFY
It's literally less side effects for better immunity.
I’m saying you can’t compare the two things. Drink driving is completely different, someone has to actively drink and put themselves into a dangerous position and there are laws against it. Going to a public space when you’re unvaccinated puts no one in danger because its a 99.7% survivable virus and if anyone there is so terrified of covid or is either vulnerable or old then they have the option of getting themselves vaccinated. I’m not anti-vaccination, I’m anti forced vaccination and coming out with crap like its the same as drink driving is just another way to try and shame people into it. There are people out there who legitimately can’t have the vaccine for multiple reasons. Should they live like hermits and never be allowed to leave the house?
puts no one in danger because its a 99.7% survivable virus
You're literally putting "put not one in danger" and "do cause deaths" in the same sentence. You know that most DUI don't cause deaths either, so why is it ok to make it illegal?
if anyone there is so terrified of covid or is either vulnerable or old then they have the option of getting themselves vaccinated.
If anyone there is so terrified of DUI or is either vulnerable or old then they have the option of wearing protections (helmet, padding, etc).
I’m not anti-vaccination, I’m anti forced vaccination
And yet we are here on a post about a protest against a pass you can get even if you're unvaccinated...
There are people out there who legitimately can’t have the vaccine for multiple reasons. Should they live like hermits and never be allowed to leave the house?
The vaccine passport is literally the best way we currently have to protect these people without making them live like hermits. That's actually one of the main argument in favor of the sanitary pass.
These people can still legally get the sanitary pass.
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u/charlesfire Aug 08 '21
So you think we should have laws preventing people going in public spaces when they aren't vaccinated?