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originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: SourGrapes
Sounds to me like it's the vaccinated killing the unvaccinated.
Sounds like the virus is killing the unvaxxed...
originally posted by: Salander
It's not killing anybody with a strong immune system. It's not even infecting them. Their immune system defeats the phantom virus.
originally posted by: Salander
How can a vaccine help people when there are numerous existing therapeutic agents that defeat the virus?
How can an experimental dangerous drug help people when good nutrition can stop the virus in its tracks?
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: Xtrozero
On the flip side down in Georgia a lack of health care workers seems to be a much bigger problem than the virus, at least outside of Atlanta.
*shrugs* personally a balance between the Vaccine for elderly and people with major immune/health issues, therapeutics for healthy young and adult people should be the right balance.
Mandating a vaccine for all with only a years data would have been considered insane not long ago, especially with the big push behind Pfizer with so many potential conflicts of interest in play. (Former FDA head brought on board right before approval, number of members in congress investing heavily in Pfizer)
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: infolurker
I assume you have not been watching.
I'm not American.
America was founded on the principal that citizens were sovereign against the state. So documents such as the constitution were written to protect people from government overreach.
Our laws were written from the perspective of a government ruling by consent of the citizens, so our laws are often written to protect everyone from any form of overreach.
Because of this our laws tend to have a much broader reach, and offer significantly more protection to the people from private enterprise as well as from the government. One of these laws prevents companies from placing retro-active conditions on people. Which means that they can't demand that existing people get vaxxed, nor punish them if they don't.