“my body, my choice” “i agree. people should not be forced to get a covid vaccinatation.” “wait no not like that”
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Medicines that are being deployed under emergency use and lack long term observational studies and data like measles vaccines lead to different ethics around mandating their injection
i agree with this. another factor is school vaccinations are opt-in at the top of the education. the city worker mandate impacts people who have been in their jobs for years or even decades. this was never part of their agreement with the city.
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Yes agree, but there are laws that recognize that - EUA vaccines can’t be mandated for school is my understanding, and SF’s mandate would also only apply after full authorization happens. That’s a different argument than just ‘choice’, though.
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life is short. out of all the things that you will hopefully experiment with, the COVID vaccine should be one of them.
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If an unvaccinated city worker gets infected and requires hospitalization, isn't that a (mostly) avoidable burden on the healthcare system, with their benefits funded by tax payers? Serious question. Other issues: long-term damage and healthcare costs, worker productivity.
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should city workers be allowed to eat fried food? should they be forced to work out?
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Why is the longevity of some government worker’s career more important than the life of someone that is immune compromised and has to interact with said government worker?
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This category of argument got a lot less persuasive once those people were all vaccinated, or chose not to be
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