10-05-2021, 08:36 PM
We're still doing this?
Natural immunity may or may not exist, but it's not recognized in this country. If other countries' acceptance of natural immunity makes them superior, great, move there and enjoy the freedom to avoid vaccination.
Vaccination means less death than non-vaccination. Refusing to be vaccinated is a violation of the social compact, but it's fine with me so long as those people self-isolate so as not to infect others.
Yes, people have health issues after vaccination. First, prove that these were caused by the vaccination. Then, calculate the relative incidence of risk. Now, calculate the health impact of a crashed economy, which is a side effect of "managing" the pandemic. Which problem is worse: people getting sick from COVID, people suffering side effects from vaccination (and if so, which vaccine), or the stress of being threatened with eviction because government can't process unemployment checks or approve the emergency rent bailouts?
Before we know it, climate change will make all these problems seem trivial. People will still argue, even as the airports are underwater.
Natural immunity may or may not exist, but it's not recognized in this country. If other countries' acceptance of natural immunity makes them superior, great, move there and enjoy the freedom to avoid vaccination.
Vaccination means less death than non-vaccination. Refusing to be vaccinated is a violation of the social compact, but it's fine with me so long as those people self-isolate so as not to infect others.
Yes, people have health issues after vaccination. First, prove that these were caused by the vaccination. Then, calculate the relative incidence of risk. Now, calculate the health impact of a crashed economy, which is a side effect of "managing" the pandemic. Which problem is worse: people getting sick from COVID, people suffering side effects from vaccination (and if so, which vaccine), or the stress of being threatened with eviction because government can't process unemployment checks or approve the emergency rent bailouts?
Before we know it, climate change will make all these problems seem trivial. People will still argue, even as the airports are underwater.