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Okay fair enough - I have read it and, yes, that does seem to refer to a legit concern raised by an expert in the field and I did dismiss based on the URL. Note that issue relates to the methodology in obtaining the efficacy data due to the high rates of false positives, interesting that the current 'real world' results coming out of Israel seem to be mirroring the Pfizer results.
I don't know why you're 'baffled' - you will literally have the choice whether to get it or not. The choice is with you whether you think the 'liberties' that you lose are are worth getting the jab for. The reality is every one faces a restriction on liberties as is determined by the political judgement (that determines the legal framework) - if your a surgeon you cant drink and go to work, afl players can't bet on afl games, if you join the military you have to have every vaccination going, if your to work in health you'll need the covid jab etc etc. For some it might not feel like a choice, but you will ultimately have one.
May as well say, the people in Hong Kong are allowed to protest the Chinese government, they just need to decide whether they think the freedoms lost because of it is worth it.
The real issue with your examples is they are choices people agree upon when taking a product and using it incorrectly . This is a punishment for not using a product at all. It’s a social contract on enforcing consumption as opposed to controlling consumption. I think adding a chemical or anything to ones body they don’t want too by punishing one if they do not is pure propaganda. I think people keep drafting some weird form of social contract into this. If I take a vaccine or not it won’t impact you or anyone at all. if I drink and drive I could kill you and impact you though. The idea me taking a vaccine could harm you really is bottom feeding non sensical and illogical propaganda. I’m happy to hear why it makes sense though. Give it a try
You say it’s a choice we will ultimately have, which is kind of what the Chinese government use to justify everything they do. Hong Kong people can protest and if they do they go to jail, it’s a choice they have I suppose
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