Austria - Segregating the Un-Injected
Regardless peoples opinion on covid, this is segregation. We are in dark times
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ElwoodBlues · M
[b][c=BF0000]!!!! WARNING !!!! UNPOPULAR OPINION !!!![/c][/b]
Choosing not to be vaccinated is not segregation because it's easily reversed.
Choosing not to be vaccinated is analogous to choosing to eat vegan foods only. It's a choice that incurs some inconvenience because many places don't provide vegan options. It's a viable choice; just not easy. And it's fully reversible.
Choosing not to be vaccinated is not segregation because it's easily reversed.
Choosing not to be vaccinated is analogous to choosing to eat vegan foods only. It's a choice that incurs some inconvenience because many places don't provide vegan options. It's a viable choice; just not easy. And it's fully reversible.
iamonfire696 · 41-45, F
@ElwoodBlues totally agree with you. If we look at the statistics of patient in the ICU most places are full with unvaccinated people, where I live 91% of the people in ICU are in unvaccinated. While you can still get COVID while vaccinated it greatly reduces the risk of hospitalization.
PrettyFlamingos · F
@ElwoodBlues Unlike the brainwashed
newjaninev2 · 56-60, F
@iamonfire696 [quote]greatly reduces the risk of hospitalization[/quote]
Very important [b]ethically[/b] is that it also greatly reduces the risk of infecting other people
Very important [b]ethically[/b] is that it also greatly reduces the risk of infecting other people
PrettyFlamingos · F
@newjaninev2 Wrong, having the jab does not prevent you passing on the virus at all
@[QuixoticSoul] Having the vaccine does not make you any less likely to contract the virus
@[QuixoticSoul] Having the vaccine does not make you any less likely to contract the virus
QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M
@PrettyFlamingos Being less likely to contract the virus, and less likely to become symptomatic if infected, does reduce community spread.