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Originally Posted by Goodnight
So is it better to take your chances ending up in a hospital or take the vaccine.
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That isn’t the question. The question is how does a vaccine which doesn’t prevent people from contracting and transmitting the virus count as “conquering” the virus. You made the claim, I’m asking you to use logic to back it up.
It isn’t my job to decide what is “better” for other people. My job is to decide what is better for me. Your job is to decide what is better for you. The two positions may not match, but that doesn’t make you a bad person for getting the vaccine or me a bad person for not getting it. If the vaccine actually functioned as a vaccine, providing immunity from the virus rather than simply alleviating the symptoms so that those who catch it can continue about their normal life while spreading the virus, we might be able to have a different conversation. It doesn’t though, so here we are being pitted against each other by the powers that be over a vaccine which is less effective than the flu vaccine (which I have never taken and have also never had the flu).
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