Actually, I've been thinking a bit more about this: some say that these covid-19 vaccines (I think specifically, Pfizer's BNT162b2) don't prevent transmission or infection, that they really only reduce the severity of symptoms (and the chances of hospitalization).
Okay, so...if they don't prevent transmission, then the argument for forced vaccination is not as strong.
Granted, one could say that if they prevent severity of symptoms/reduce likelihood of hospitalization, then the Act can still be argued for, but on moral and practical grounds, I'd beg to differ.
I'm a relatively healthy young male who has no known co-morbidities, and if I had to guess, I'd say that my vitamin D intake is higher than most people's.
If these vaccines don't prevent transmission, then regardless of one's vaccination status, one is not more or less likely to prevent spread.
Also, there are some possible long-term consequences of this vaccine (specifically having to do with possible over-vaccination) that we really need to consider.
Fantastic explanation and research of what’s going on up there! Makes it very easy for people to see it all spelled out.
This is much-needed reading for those of us in Quebec who stand for true awareness and bodily integrity.
It's a subtle, possible warning call for some of us.
We need to pay attention...and have plans.
Actually, I've been thinking a bit more about this: some say that these covid-19 vaccines (I think specifically, Pfizer's BNT162b2) don't prevent transmission or infection, that they really only reduce the severity of symptoms (and the chances of hospitalization).
Okay, so...if they don't prevent transmission, then the argument for forced vaccination is not as strong.
Granted, one could say that if they prevent severity of symptoms/reduce likelihood of hospitalization, then the Act can still be argued for, but on moral and practical grounds, I'd beg to differ.
I'm a relatively healthy young male who has no known co-morbidities, and if I had to guess, I'd say that my vitamin D intake is higher than most people's.
If these vaccines don't prevent transmission, then regardless of one's vaccination status, one is not more or less likely to prevent spread.
Also, there are some possible long-term consequences of this vaccine (specifically having to do with possible over-vaccination) that we really need to consider.