Anonymous #2 13w

Jump.

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Anonymous #4 13w

Depends on people’s ability to be vaccinated, no?

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Anonymous #4 13w

Yes it depends on underlying health conditions of people, as well as religious beliefs against vaccinations.

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Anonymous #5 13w

“My opponent is evil” gimmick use something more clever

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Anonymous #1 13w

If you’re brain dead maybe

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Anonymous OP 13w

But should people who are immunocompromised not be priority over people who CHOSE not to be vaccinated? I’m not even extreme on this issue but this makes sense to me

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Anonymous OP 13w

How?

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Anonymous #4 13w

People who are immunocompromised shouldn’t be forced under the threat of losing their jobs and social ostracizing to inject an experimental drug that underwent next to no human trials.

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Anonymous OP 13w

Also people who can’t be vaccinated because of health concerns can ONLY exist around vaccinated people- you’re talking about 2 very different groups of people. So what you’re proposing is an area for only people who CHOOSE not to be vaccinated?

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Anonymous OP 13w

I mean, use the fucking legislation instead of thinking I'm assuming.

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Anonymous #4 13w

Also this article and discussion is exclusively about the COVID 19 vaccinations, it’s already been well proven that the measure of being vaccinated doesn’t stop the spread, so that claim is also false.

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Anonymous OP 13w

But people who are immunocompromised can’t be around unvaccinated people. I think we may be working off of some misinformation here. If there was a ward for people who CHOOSE not to be vaccinated and also people who are immunocompromised, all of the immunocompromised people would be in extreme danger

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Anonymous #3 13w

Yeah, sorry, if you’re unvaccinated you shouldn’t be given priority in hospital beds. I think that’s based. Stay mad

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Anonymous #7 13w

*doesn’t

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Anonymous OP 13w

they made their beds and they should have to lie in them... just not the ICU beds 😂

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Anonymous #8 13w

Immunocompromised people don’t choose to be immunocompromised. It’s a medical condition

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Anonymous #4 13w

it's pretty clearly implied by "made their beds" that i'm talking about the people choosing to refuse it, not people unable to take it

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Anonymous #8 13w

Dude I’m lost in the sauce at this moment my bad

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