@The Smiling Pony
A week ago I’ve heard from my relatives that soldiers in the base near my town were given the shots and now almost all of them are sick with horrible diarrhea, including the commander, and have other weird symptoms, like blood clots.
The most jarring thing about that conversation was ease, with which my relatives then proceeded to talking about getting the shot themselves, because they wanted to fly over to a mediterranian holiday. Most people are aware that these shots may give them severe health problems, but are still accepting them for reasons I find ridiculous.

>really simple idea of “caring about other people”
I don’t believe you and others, who talk the same way, care about other people. Most people are egotistical, selfish and wouldn’t give you a lift when you need it. The main reason they suddenly began “caring” is because lockdowns have taken their comforts away, and now they want everyone around to be free beta testers for the medical business. “Think of the grandma!“s are coming from the wrong place and I don’t accept them.

accepting them for reasons I find ridiculous

I don’t believe you and others, who talk the same way, care about other people.

We prioritize our vaccines for the elderly, people with chronic diseases, and medical workers. The only way I can get one is with leftover and that’s also a slim chance. Plus apparently the vaccines are causing deaths too. I’m pretty skeptical about getting vaccinated right now.

That isn’t “opinion”, that’s caring about other people; it’s the same reason speed limits aren’t being “an opinion” to protect the person going too fast, but to protect others as well.

@Levente
And during the weeks you were infectious you likely got other people sick, and those people likely got others sick, and so on, with some down the line probably dying or suffering permanent damage. The point of vaccines and other measures isn’t just to protect the person taking them, but as many other people as well.

I’m happy that (you think) you’re immune now, but a whole lot of other people aren’t and should make themselves so in the safest way possible for themselves and for others. That isn’t “opinion”, that’s caring about other people; it’s the same reason speed limits aren’t being “an opinion” to protect the person going too fast, but to protect others as well.