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Originally Posted by Halfcan
Yes, I ignored it. You feel personal liberty for others to make their own health choices do not matter if it makes You feel more secure.
And that gives people the right to act like assholes over it and try to force their choices onto others.
Next up, forced vaccinations for kids, firing people from their jobs, containment centers for those who don't or can't comply with the latest nonsensical rules--where does it end?
BTW- does having wide-open borders with unvaccinated hordes coming in at will- affect "your stake" in all of this?
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Hahaha... You are such a complete moron. It has nothing to do with any of this. It has to do with basic math, science, and reason.
This is exactly the problem with someone like you. You ask these questions and then admit to ignoring the basic answer. You don't engage. You stick to your lame talking points. There's not an element of outside-the-box or critical thinking.
You literally just asked why people get the vaccine if it's possible that they could still get covid. That's directly akin to asking why people wear seatbelts despite the fact that some people who wear seatbelts still die in car accidents. Do you wear a seatbelt?
You're an absolute pathetic embarrassment. I think it's entirely reasonable for one to be skeptical and wary of the vaccine. I get that. I don't try to force that on anyone. But to ask basic questions and then ignore basic answers and revert back to this nonsense. You are the problem.