https://floridaphoenix.com/2025/09/03/desantis-administration-pushes-to-eliminate-all-vaccine-mandates-in-florida/

this is the craziest timeline, surely

https://www.aol.com/news/person-dies-bubonic-plague-northern-181819002.html

blahaj have you gotten your bubonic plague vaccine yet?

Polio 🤢

the utter hypocrisy of these left leaning people who chant things like "my body, my choice" while demanding the government force them to inject things into their body sort of like this run on sentence in essence.

you have no idea how many innocent lives will be lost

Obviously up for debate its why we're here but I don't see it as a hypocrisy. A vaccine has quite a large societal impact, depending on vaccine.

If we took "my body my choice" as literal, you could simply extend that to everything. Seatbelt laws, hamlet laws, speed, think anything tied to body that's in there to protect oneself or others. Hell public indecency even.

Probably the societal impact of abortion is a net positive if we're being realistic, looking at how well children out of wedlock grow up and what they are statistically likely to be.

Wont delve into the abortion debate here though and derail things.

This post was edited by SBD on Sep 4 2025 07:26am

Seat belt laws were created because stupid people kept flying through their windshield.
Mandated seat belts protect stupid people.

This all circles back to you or another user, arguing with people you probably deem 'stupid'.
whats the real end goal here? Your own self gratification?

edit: forgot an important word.

edit2: so you want to be right.
And by being right you're protecting the people who disagree with you.
Then are upset that people disagree with you, when you advocated for protecting them.

edit3: Have you even began to ask where these illnesses come from?
Instead of hyper focusing on the end result, ask where and why it began.

This post was edited by Mondain on Sep 4 2025 07:32am

I didn't call anyone stupid? If you perceive that, perhaps that's your own internal issue my friend.

Is it such a far stretch to also protect groups from xyz pathogen or what have you, who do not have the level of necessary resistance? It's really not that much different than what we do with what I stated above.

help me here, Where does 'xyz pathogen' come from.
Before it arrives at those 'who do not have the level of necessary resistance'

You could take the popularly discussed one right now of measles, and while one could argue the fatality rate is not that large if we were unvaccinated, it still would put tremendous pressure on an already stretched healthcare system due to it still causing fairly serious illness and complications and thus its a simple societal fix to use what modern medicine has provided, a vaccine.