Stop using “my body my choice” when referencing vaccine mandates. One woman’s abortion has no bearing on another’s pregnancy, but your unvaccinated body is helping to perpetuate a pandemic.
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The CDC said that the vaccines don’t prevent COVID and they don’t stop vaccinated people from transmitting it. If you’ve acquired natural immunity, that seems superior to the vaccine. Some people have higher risk of vaccine complications than they do COVID.
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It’s true that vaccines aren’t 100% effective, but if you look at the countries with the highest rates of vaccination, they have the lowest rates of death and are doing far better. See Portugal:
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I think the debate is just about whether a person should be forced to take an injection when they’re already immune or when they believe the potential complications are more risky than the disease itself, when there are other treatments that are fairly effective in healthy people
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I haven’t seen studies about ppl with a natural infection having more immunity than those who were vaccinated.
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A belief that the complications from the vaccine (which are incredibly few and far between) is worse than the disease itself doesn’t work in a crowded society. We would still have polio and small pox.
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We don’t mandate the flu vaccine because, as a society, we’ve decided that 30-60k deaths per year is manageable, but 500k is not. The flu doesn’t drive hospitals to the brink; Covid does. I’m a probate attorney and my business is way up, unfortunately.