Most people walking around have had their vaccination. If they're leaving the house unvaccinated for whatever reasons, they know the risk involved and should expect to encounter a situation where their lack of vaccination can pose an issue.
I never said it was the right thing to do, I'm just playing devils advocate for the people who use their right to choose to not get the vaccination.
substances are banned all the time, what are you even talking about, that's a terrible example.
yeah, fuck kids with cancer. in addition to the hell that is their short lives, they should never ever be allowed to leave the house because if they catch a horrible illness and die its THEIR fault for leaving the house without their plastic bubble (when, up until this recent boom in anti vaxxers again, it would have been relatively safe before thanks to herd immunity) and not the fault of the science and fact deniers
Life sucks. And part of life is death. Some are lucky enough to have strong immune systems, others not so much. It's a luck of the draw and not everyone elses responsibility to make their own lives less comfortable just to accommodate someone else's deficiency.
They're not destined to live very long then. It sucks and is horrible to say, but that's the truth.
The issue is (since you mentioned smoking), a person can die from being around you for 1 second due to non-vaccination. (not saying it's probable, just that there's a chance) You cannot die from 1 second exposure to second hand smoke.
So that whole diabetes program your not paying for should never be because it's a privilege to not be susceptible to diabetes?
Yes, it's a privilege. It's not my right to be a part of that program. It's a privilege. It's my right to decide if I want to participate, but it's a privilege to actually be selected as a participant and be a part of it.
