An honest question to the pro-vax people on this sub, why do you trust the state on the vaccine issue?

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[–]TheJamesRocket 2 insightful - 1 fun2 insightful - 0 fun3 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

Mandatory vaccines are only negative if you start with assumption that vaccine is bad.

Thats just plain retarded. You can't punish people for not submitting to medical treatment that may not even be necessary. This blatantly ignores centurys old precedents about bodily autonomy and voluntary consent. Vaccine mandates are extremely unethical; they are a form of medical tyranny.

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Look, fair point to an extent, I don't think you should get fired for not getting vaccinated and shit, but that's also just a reaction to many people not getting vaccinated, what would you do if you just have to do something but big chunk of population flat out refuses?

And again, vaccine mandates exist for many stuff, kindergartens, public schools, etc.

We are lucky enough covid isn't as deadly as libs claim, because liberal/conservative stupidity would kill us all.