Its amazing to me how people have thrown their bodily autonomy out the window when there is suddenly a new risk.
Its amazing to me how people have thrown their bodily autonomy out the window when there is suddenly a new risk.
Freedom of speech doesn't cover shouting "fire" in a crowded movie theatre.
Personal liberty at the expense of the liberty of others is a sick joke, and to pretend that the vaccine conversation is anything else is hysterically naive.
People do have an autonomous choice: get your shot, or find another way to stop endangering those around you.
Alcohol kills plenty of people each year, and often it’s not the drinker. Should we ban alcohol? (I hear you, but employers can ban drinking at work!) Sure, but the equivalent would be forcing someone to not drink outside of work. After all, can you turn the vaccine off when you leave the office?
I’m fine with an employer mandating masks, they can be removed after your shift.
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Assuming the first, I guess we'll have to wait for the data. Assuming the second, I haven't ever been assumed sick until proven healthy. I've been sick many times in my life, and I voluntarily self-isolate to protect others. But suddenly this is considered selfish. I must prove health or be exiled until I conform.
Are you not worried about losing your freedom? Or was this a freedom you never valued? The specific freedom I mean was choosing what goes in your body.
Thank you for your honest response. Most people just downvote and scroll on.