Originally Posted by
FXLAX
This is the point. We live in a country with a governing document that protects people’s natural freedoms. And with that comes personal responsibility. But nonetheless, we are just human, not angels. We could live in a society which doesn’t put any value to natural given freedoms. But I think we would be dealing with a lot worse things than arguing about forcing people to be vaccinated, assuming we would be allowed to argue publicly.
In this particular case, the vaccination is the answer to those who don’t vaccinate. The vaccine will give you as much protection possible against those who won’t. There is no need to sacrifice, even just a little, the freedoms we enjoy to force or coerce people into injecting themselves against their will when there is a viable alternative for a disease that currently kills 0.2 percent of all people in the US.
PS. There are reports of miscarriages from the vaccine in VAERS.
You realize that's a massive number... Right? For perspective Cancer probably killed 0.3 or 0.4% of Americans last year. Covid was the #3 cause of death in the US in 2020 and because it didn't exist the previous year it reduced life expectancy by 1.5 years. Everyone doesn't die every year... Very small percentages do especially with population growth. The 2,000 deaths a day right now are completely senseless.