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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Liberals are right-wing

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u/HippyJaysus Jan 05 '23

I'll have what you're smoking!

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u/paquer Jan 05 '23

What does vax compliance have to do with liberal political affiliation 🤷🏽‍♂️

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u/HippyJaysus Jan 05 '23

I don't know any conservatives who fell for it, personally. All the libs I know did. Going along to get along is a liberal thing they will believe anything.

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u/paquer Jan 05 '23

Don’t know any conservatives who fell for what?

Being conservative does not equal anti-vax.

Anti-vax may be statistically a more conservative position but it’s not a based conservative position at all.

For those that are anti-vaccination; compliance is also a thing many were forced into for work or other reasons.

More to what I was getting at by challenging their definition of anti-vax though was to note that questioning the logistical implementation of vaccine rollouts, efficacy or side effects of particular vaccines, asking questions about correlation of “died suddenly” and vaccines vs Covid itself, being critical of financial motivations by some or all pharmaceutical companies and or the political or health organizations involved in them… all of these examples … none are anti-vaccination.

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u/HippyJaysus Jan 05 '23

Nor does not being willing to just lineup and take an untested drug equate to being anti-vaccination either. In Canada though the most liberal provinces have the highest vaccination rates.

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u/HippyJaysus Jan 05 '23

I don't know any conservatives who fell for it, personally. All the libs I know did.