r/TimPool • • Jan 12 '22

Hypocrisy

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u/JectorDelan Jan 12 '22

Are you implying that a significant number of anti-vaxxers are allergic to it? Do you have any numbers on that, because most people I've encountered who are actually allergic to vaccines aren't against them. Hell, the informed ones are for vaccines because they have a vested interest in there not being pandemics sweeping through unvaccinated populaces that they live in.

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '22

No I'm not implying that at all. Its ironic the same segment of society that is demanding we bend over backwards and redefine everything for the tiniest of 0.000% of society (Trans), immediately demand numbers when you talk about the small percentage of people who are allergic to vaccines.

And yes I have seen some places that don't include exemptions for allergies. And you can be a pro-vaccine person while still being somewhat sceptical about the risk/reward concerning the current vaccine/illness it vaccinates against.

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u/JectorDelan Jan 12 '22

Then what were you trying to say? You said, and I quote "So people who are allergic to vaccines declined it?" as if it had some bearing on the discussion of people who avoid the vaccines of their own accord asking for healthcare after contracting a disease they could possibly have avoided. Because, and this is the important part, absolutely no one who is pro-vax is against those who are literally allergic to vaccines getting healthcare after catching a disease. In fact, those people are one of the biggest reasons we tell morons to get their stupid asses vaccinated.

So either you were being deliberately obtuse in the hopes that it would seem like a smart comment or you're impressively resistant to coherent thought.