I think people will have to make their own healthcare decisions, and that society at-large will have to make decisions that protect the health of society too, including but not limited to making it so that folks who are not vaccinated do not get access to spaces where their healthcare choices have the potentially to impact others.

I'm sorry, I'm too stupid to understand and am unsure which stop to go to. Can you explain your point in more simplistic terms?

I cannot. If you do not understand simple English, I recommend ESL classes.

What are "ESL" classes?

Let me try and parse your crypto-speak: you are essentially saying, lol no we won't make you take the vaccines (cause we know it would cause too much backlash) but we will make sure that so many services will become unavailable to you, and it will cause your quality of life to plummet so much, that you will finally be willing to take the vaccines.

I see right through you, my lefty friend. The above is precisely what our government here is doing.

English as second language. They are classes intended for new immigrants and general non-speakers of English. I took them when I first came here.

There's nothing cryptic about what I'm saying, because I believe not forcing people to be vaccinated while also restricting services to protect society's health at-large is a just position.

Thank you for the clarification. English is the only language I speak, so I don't think an "ESL" class would make sense, right? It's my first and only language. If I were to try and learn a second language, I would probably learn American Sign Language.

you are making these things sound absolute, which literally nobody believes they are. it's about reducing risk. you get that, right?

you are doing the same thing msnbc and cnn do in their reporting

This post was edited by proccy on Sep 8 2021 07:25pm