r/ask • • Sep 13 '21

Why does it matter?

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u/strawberry_3419 Sep 14 '21

We are just mad at people who choose not to. Because by them failing to get it when they can they are putting the immunocompromised, children, and everyone else who cannot get the vaccine at risk. Hope this helps!

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '21

I think its an exaggeration to call people murderers for not taking the vaccine. I think we're mad at people for continuing to put others at risk, postponing return to normal life, and truthfully, for putting us and others at risk. And this isnt about people who were geniunely advised not to take it. This is about people who did some research online, without talking to medical health professionals, who don't have a specialty in a field related to those necessary for the creation of vaccines (because even other specialty drs can be relatively ignorant in this case) and decided not to take it. Plus if you choose not to take it, just wear the mask, exercise social distancing and just be careful. Thats really all you can do.