Fucktard thinks it's 90 percent vaxx rate to unlock freedom. Little do they know it's 5 booster shots to partially unlock. And that's just for the Covid variants. More boosters for other pandemic diseases to come.

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Why should anyone vax now when the vax doesn't work for variants and vaxxed people can spread those variants? Why should anyone vax for variants when the variants are more infectious but much less deadly? Why should anyone vax if they aren't in a high risk category? Why should anyone vax if they don't want to even if they are in a high risk category?

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The answer is "Nobody should, it should be a medical choice that people can either accept or decline, and no coercion, threats or restrictions will be made as a result of either decision."

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It's not going to be long before it's climate change driving all these pandemics we never had before. Get your climate change vaccination goy.

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2 weeks to flatten the curve

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Reddit faggots are so tiresome to read. Every single comment just seethes with a perceived self-righteousness and desire to fit in by not saying anything controversial. I can’t imagine how many times they read over their comments before posting. Pure faggotry.

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Although shortly after he applogized and promised never to do it again, it clearly gives away how Reddit tends to handle criticism.

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