The Controversial Debate: The Unvaccinated and Public Health
As one of the unvaccinated, I firmly believe that the stance for medical freedom and the freedom of choice is justified and protected by law. My decision not to be vaccinated does not affect anyone more than someone else's decision to be vaccinated may affect me or others.
I wholeheartedly support the unvaccinated in their choice to avoid the vaccine. Furthermore, I can support the unvaccinated in their wish to maintain close proximity to others, especially during travel via closed public modes. This is rooted in the fundamental belief that every human has the right to decide what and when to put into their body, while also respecting the right of others to be safe.
The Benefits and Exceptions of Vaccination
The benefits of vaccines to society are undeniable. Nevertheless, personal choices and freedoms are crucial aspects to consider as well. In the cases of diseases such as smallpox and polio, which are highly infectious and extremely deadly, I would reluctantly endorse a vaccine mandate. These vaccines not only prevent infection but also effectively stop the spread of these diseases.
Unfortunately, the current situation with the COVID-19 vaccines is different. The vaccines do not effectively prevent infection or spreading of the disease—rather, they only reduce symptoms. Considering this, I do not fault anyone for not taking a therapy that has not been fully vetted. Given the significant concerns surrounding the efficacy and safety of the COVID-19 vaccines, many individuals are justified in their decision to remain unvaccinated.
Opposing Arguments and Impact
The justification for mandatory vaccination varies from person to person. Some argue that the unvaccinated pose a significant risk to the broader community, especially given the high mortality rates associated with the disease. It is crucial to note that the unvaccinated not only risk their own health but also the health of others, particularly those who are vulnerable or cannot take the vaccine for medical reasons.
The consequences of this debate extend far beyond personal health. More people die, leading to more lockdowns, increased hospitalizations in ICU, and more funerals. Social events are canceled, travel is restricted, and families and friends cannot gather in person. It is imperative that individuals take responsible actions to protect public health.
A Call to Action
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has fully and unconditionally approved the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Comirnaty vaccine on August 23, 2021. The vaccine is now permanently approved by the FDA, a premier Tier 1 medical approval agency. It has been officially named Comirnaty and is available for people 16 years of age and older.
The vaccine continues to be available under the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for those aged 12-15 and for third doses in certain immunocompromised individuals. It is free of any tracking chips, alien technology, experiments, long-term effects, or bizarre nano-particles. The FDA's approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 Comirnaty vaccine on August 23, 2021, confirms its safety and effectiveness.
Furthermore, the United States Department of Defense has made vaccination mandatory for all troops starting from September 2021, recognizing the vaccine's importance for military readiness. States like Florida and Texas have run out of hospital beds due to the surge in COVID-19 patients, leading to the erection of outdoor tents and calls for assistance from other states. These developments emphasize the urgent need for widespread vaccination.
To conclude, the ongoing debate about the unvaccinated and their stance critically impacts public health. While personal choice and freedom of choice are paramount, the collective responsibility to protect public health should not be overlooked. The time to take action is now. Get your free, safe, and effective vaccine today to save lives and contribute to a safer future.