I didn't say you said "all."
You said medical health is just in case (preventive) measures, and I was saying medical health I don't take "just in case." I, doctors, loved ones, all look at other factors involved-those that I listed.
Truthfully? For other people's sanity. I don't wear it when I don't need it. Nowadays, I don't think much of it until someone goes nuts thinking they'll catch COVID in the one second I go by them. Gets frustrating, so mind as well wear it.
I didn't say it wasn't.
It's just second nature-so there's no "deep" reasoning behind it.
Even if you thought I had, my conclusions would be the same.
Okay.... that doesn't mean its a fact just your opinion.
You'd have to decide whether I am in danger to others by other factors-like do I actually have COVID, am I around people, have I had it before, do I go out of the area (do I increase my risk), and things like that.
A blanketed statement "I'm unvaccinated" means nothing.
Another difference is people who don't wear shoes that are told they can't enter the store are not accused of possible killing other people.
The two scenarios don't relate.
True.
Doesn't mean it's right, but legally, yeah.
Later on, though, when vaccinations are approved FDA and ADA becomes involved, public businesses can get sued for denying people access because of a "perceived" threat. Private businesses can do whatever they want, though.
It's sad but not a good reason to get vaccinated. Coercion.
Health decisions should be made with many factors involved not just fear and consequences.
Ha. You're taking this so personally just by the sentence "I'm unvaccinated"...
You need more to go off of than that. Insults don't strengthen your point and it doesn't help with the conversation, just weakens it.
