This "freedom" call I read everywhere is a bit of a crock IMO. We all give up certain freedoms when we choose to live in a community. Some freedoms are given up by law, some because we understand living in a community means we should think of others as well as ourselves in certain instances. I might like playing loud music at 4am but I'm pretty sure my neighbours don't. So I choose not to do it. If I did it, I'd expect a knock on the door from the cops at some stage to say turn it down/off. When I park my car on the street I think of my neighbours when I park. I don't take up 2 spots, I don't park too from the curb etc.
This freedom call is also incredibly one sided.
They are asking for the freedom to not get a vaccine.
What about my freedom to not get infected by the unvaccinated?
No-one is taking away their freedom to choose not to be vaccinated, they are just reaping what they sow - unvaccinated people are more likely to spread the virus and the responsible thing for them to do is to not be out and about and to specifically avoid certain situations such as large crowds, close contact with others etc. Their choice not to be vaccinated comes with consequences - welcome to the consequences Liam.
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