ImperfectPixie
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No, they're putting us all at further risk by continuing to allow the spread of the virus and increasing the odds that it will mutate and render the vaccines ineffective.
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ColeTrain04
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if you honestly thought that everyone was going to rush to get vaccinated then your a little out of touch with reality. The fact is it’s available to any adult who wants it. This is the point where we should drop the safety measures
Last I checked, I can’t see a WDW firework show, can’t go to a concert, and still need to wear a mask in public, so no I can’t. Those only happen again when we don’t have community spread, and the only way to achieve that is by getting a shot.
ImperfectPixie
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No, it's not. Because then we remove any incentive for people to be vaccinated.
ColeTrain04
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How are they putting you at further risk if you’re vaccinated? You’re implying that the vaccines don’t work. Which is why a lot of people won’t get it.
ImperfectPixie
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No, I'm not. I was VERY clear in what I stated.
ColeTrain04
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You want people to be incentivized to get a shot. Then the CDC and other Heath experts should drop the safety measures completely for those who are vaccinated. Most of the people I know who don’t want one feel that there’s no point to it because they still have to do the same things as being unvaccinated
ImperfectPixie
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There's no way to enforce that unless we implement vaccine passports.
ColeTrain04
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I guarantee there will be a load of people who get vaccinated once they’re told that vaccinated people can return to a 2019 lifestyle
lazyboy97o
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By validating anti-vax bunk.
ColeTrain04
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Not really though. If that incentive makes people who are hesitant go get a vaccine then numbers of vaccinated people would climb dramatically thus getting us to a point where community spread will be slow.
ColeTrain04
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Personal responsibility isn’t anti vax.
ColeTrain04
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It’s really not a difficult concept to comprehend
lazyboy97o
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The idea that the unvaccinated have no impact on everyone else is.
peter11435
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You know it could have went away. The only reason “this isn’t going away” is because people and governments refused to do what was necessary.
ColeTrain04
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If you’re vaccinated then they have very little impact on you.
peter11435
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You’re ignoring the several posts that have explained why that is not true
ColeTrain04
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Which brings me to my to my original point of.....if you go to Disney, a concert, etc. unvaccinated and you get a sever Covid illness it’s your own damn fault. If you infect others who didn’t get a vaccine then that’s their fault for not getting vaccinated as well. At some point we as a society need to realize that it’s available and there’s no reason to not get it. I’ve protected myself
hopemax
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Individual health is to Public Health, as individual purchasing decisions are to Economy.
No one ever argues that a group of people making similar purchasing decisions don't have an effect on the economy. We do it all the time when it comes to Disney. Just yesterday people recognized if individuals don't reject this new Halloween thing, for example, we're getting more Boo Bash and less MNSSHP. We're all stuck with the consequences of people not getting their vaccines. Or we all receive the benefits when people get it. There is no "my decision doesn't affect your choices."
No one ever argues that a group of people making similar purchasing decisions don't have an effect on the economy. We do it all the time when it comes to Disney. Just yesterday people recognized if individuals don't reject this new Halloween thing, for example, we're getting more Boo Bash and less MNSSHP. We're all stuck with the consequences of people not getting their vaccines. Or we all receive the benefits when people get it. There is no "my decision doesn't affect your choices."
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lazyboy97o
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You’ve protected yourself against one thing. You haven’t protected yourself against a vaccine resistant variant. You haven’t protected yourself from increased insurance premiums and taxes. You haven’t protected yourself from a reduced level of care if a hospital is overwhelmed with patients. You haven’t protected yourself from reduced productivity if coworkers or employees are out sick for a prolonged periods of time.
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