Ok so just twist what I said and turn it into a way to make it look like I'm some evil and diabolical madman and you're the righteous one in your own little world, gotcha.
I didn't twist anything. You condemned vandalism that occurred during BLM protests, but you rationalized vandalism by anti-vaxxers in France.
As I understand it, various things require getting vaccinated (and rightfully so), but nobody is being forced to get vaccinated, especially "by threat of force."
Specifically with regard to healthcare positions, like in hospitals or nursing homes, that may be appropriate.
I just calls it how I sees it, like based on your previous posts here on this site.
You need to actually explain how I was wrong if you're going to argue I was wrong. Claims made without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.
But people treat the vaccine as the cure all solution,and get mad when people don't take it since they think it can prevent the virus, which it can to a degree, but you can still get it and...you see how this is confusing. You see why some may not take this vaccine with all the god damn mental gymnastics?
Nope. Don't have to cuz you don't tell me or others what to do :3The point, ironically, is to get over it, and those who don't get the vaccine are the problem helping to prevent it. Nobody says the vaccine is a miracle cure-all for the situation, but it can be the tool to counter it if everyone got on board. No vaccine is 100% effective and without side effects, but it is obviously the best option going forward.
Everyone who doesn't get it, barring a preexisting medical condition or complication, is endangering everyone else and should be kept away from social functions until the pandemic is handled. Them's the facts. Deal with it. By vaccinating and continuing to wear masks.
They totally would, too. All you have to do is convince them it would "pwn the libs" somehow, which wouldn't be hard. These are the same people that fall for the 'dihydrogen monoxide' prank every year.
