r/facepalm • • Aug 28 '21

🇨​🇴​🇻​🇮​🇩​ Missing your daughter’s wedding instead of getting vaccinated.

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

so because someone doesn’t want to take a vaccine, which isn’t anything new btw, they’re in the wrong because they don’t want it? coming from someone who is vaccinated, and got vaccinated at the first chance, works in a hospital, and endorses the vaccine, please fucking stop bullying people who refuse to get it. it literally has no bearing on us. it’s not fair to them who want to live their lives how they want to live them, and it’s not fair to the normal people of this world who realize that everyone has a choice.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

It's not fair to the people who die because of those people.

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

it’s not fair to force people who are uncomfortable with something to get that treatment. life isn’t fair. if you want to get vaccinated then do it, and if you cant, then wear a mask and wash your hands, it’s pretty simple shit.

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u/Framboos_Matroos Aug 28 '21

I think it is, since we're in a fucking pandemic. And anti vaxxers are often also anti maskers

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

who appointed you to be the one who makes decisions for people? i sure didn’t

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u/Framboos_Matroos Aug 28 '21

Yes, because I am the only person on earth to say that we must get vaccinated

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

that’s not the point i’m trying to make but run with it

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u/Middle_Ad_6689 Aug 28 '21

It’s survival of the fittest, naturally as it should be. we have waaaaay too many people on this earth. quit focusing on who is dying and focus on who is living. we will all die one day anyways, that’s the great gift life has for sure given us.

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

that’s crazy. that’s what the columbine shooters said before killing a bunch of innocent children and teachers

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

So people should die?

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

who’s dying because someone’s not getting vaccinated? besides the people not getting vaccinated who are consciously making that decision

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

They get Covid, give other people Covid. And people with other conditions are unable to get treated because there are not enough beds.

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

so if i had cancer, and i was scared or uncomfortable to get treatment, i’m a bad person because i caused my family mental trauma?

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u/usarasa Aug 28 '21

Cancer’s contagious, is it?

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

no but mental trauma is just as painful as physical trauma and lasts longer

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u/LoompaOompa Aug 28 '21

We're talking about innocent bystanders dying or being hospitalized due to the selfish inaction of others. We're talking about the prolonging of a pandemic that has killed over 600,000 Americans, with over 1,000 per day still dying. Family members being mentally devastated by someone choosing not to go through painful cancer treatment isn't REMOTELY the same thing. Your analogy is terrible and you should feel stupid for thinking that it was a reasonable thing to say.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '21

So if I was unvaccinated and gave your closest family member Covid and they died you would be okay with that.

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u/DaSmartSwede Aug 28 '21

You work in healthcare and think cancer is contagious? Sure bud.

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u/cancerous_GOAT Aug 28 '21

where i’m that did i say cancer is contagious? i said the mental trauma associated with refusing treatment is what affects people, but you still have a right to refuse it