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Originally posted by redpencil ↑

Free thinker? I deduce from your posts that you have a bias in those thought process which makes you suspicious of authority, and prone to believe in conspiracies. I am one of the double vaxed, as is every person that I am close to. I have also travelled a lot and have more vaccinations for various diseases than I can remember. End result is zero side effects.

No one will force you to be vaccinated but your employer has the right to dismiss you, and the rest of society has the right to restrict access to certain facilities, because you are more likely to spread the disease and also end up being a burden on the hospital system.

And before you start about the vaccinated also spreading the disease, the fact is they are infective for a far shorter period. That is the favourite fall back argument from the antivaxers and not supported by the evidence

You almost certainly will contract covid in the next year or so therefore remember that even if you don't die from covid, long covid can occur in up to a quarter of infected people. That may affect you for the rest of your life. Something for a free-thinker to think about.

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conspiracies huh?

well i recall last year myself and a couple of others mentioned that we would have (bill gates actually brought it up) digital covid passports. we were laughed at and ridiculed

more conspiracies have a habit of proving themselves to become fact than not
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