08-04-2021, 02:55 PM
(08-04-2021, 06:56 AM)Patrick Wrote: If you do not fear vaccination and would not get it on principle in order to protest, that is very much understandable. But then there is also altruism in taking it. If you do not fear it and you know how it protects for real, then the societal aspect should be part of your decision making in my opinion.
This aspect cannot be part of the decision for those who live in fear. They must protect themselves first and feel safe before other considerations.
Anyway, just a plea to those who can to include the health of your other-selves in your ponderings.
This has been pushed aside in this thread, but it should not be forgotten.
Why did you take the vaccine? Was it to save society? I mean you do know that someday you are going to die and have you ever considered that your death has already been planned just like your birth has been planned? Some people do not want to inject themselves with an experimental drug. I cannot possibly save the world at large by receiving an experimental vaccination or my family or even myself from "death". I mean you do realize that the way in which you will die is planned, right? Let's assume this is true. I do not want to put anything into my body that I do not know its long term effects. I do not take the flu vaccination or the pneumonia vaccination why in the heck would I consider something that was created in less than one year? It is great that you do not mind to put an experimental drug into your body and that you feel like an altruistic individual by doing so but I cannot get on board with any of those illogical reasons for doing such a thing. In my eyes it is not altruistic nor could it possibly be a way to extend your life or anyone else's.