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> You’re doing it again, just stop, it’s not your job to convince people :) > “It’s ok to make a choice, but here’s the consequences asshole” > It’s exactly w
by OzyM 5y ago
> You’re doing it again, just stop, it’s not your job to convince people :)
> “It’s ok to make a choice, but here’s the consequences asshole”
> It’s exactly what I’m opposed too.
You're opposed to... people pointing out the consequences of your actions? Social pressure to protect the well-being of others?
I got all vaccinations and took basic safety precautions (washing hands regularly during flu season, etc) pre-COVID. I have always balanced the health of others with pragmatic limitations on my ability to take precautions. Now is no different; there's just extra weight on the "caution" side of the scale while a novel and dangerous pathogen spread around. I will continue to take as many precautions as are practical and necessary given world events.
Nobody is forcing you to do anything. But I don't see how it's unfair to have a social standard of caring for others.
- bamboozled 5y agoI'm opposed to people guilt tripping me by saying I'll be responsible for spreading deadly diseases and killing old people because I want to wait for more more long term studies to be done on the vaccines before injecting them into my otherwise healthy body. Not to mention, I can still spread the disease anyway if I have the Pfizer or similar vaccine.