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If you’re not wearing a mask, social distancing, or not getting vaccinated for the wrong reasons, I think some force is necessary. After all, these people are why the virus is still so strong.

What if I don't want some unknown, barely tested crap being put in my body? Try doing some research, and not on Google.

Well if there still are people who don't care then the pandemic won't end until everyone gets the disease and gains immunity.

I'd like an option.

Would your option be no? If so, you would be putting yourself, your family, your friends, and your community at risk. Statistically, you are 5 times more likely to get Covid-19 if you are unvaccinated, and 13 times more likely to die from it. I expect you to support your option with something other than "I'm not a test subject", given that the Astra-Zeneca, Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines has already been extensively tested and tried on animals, as well as WILLING volunteers, who were willing to be brave and take the initiative to try and combat the pandemic that has kept us all at home for the last 2 years. Here is an inquiry on a search engine that is not Google, like you requested. Any side effects from the vaccines are few and far between, and it is still statistically significantly safer to take the vaccine, rather than to not.

I don't feel like starting an argument in a comment thread with a random person online who likely doesn't have the right information.

As from the Interesting Quotes page:

It is easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled

If you try and argue against me here, and do not provide sufficient evidence, I'm literally going to write an entire blog on why you should take the vaccine. If you choose to ignore me in that blog, I will assume you have realized your mistakes. Feel free to argue with me on that blog, as I don't want to be so rude as to clutter JackQuizzer's notifications with such a fruitless argument.

Alright, let's see the blog.

Expect it before the end of the year. I'll link it here as a private blog, because I don't want to publish such an unnecessary blog in the greater RUB. Or maybe I will publish it as a public blog, since there might be other people who think like you do.

Turns out I made it pretty quickly, here

If you want to comment on it, comment on the blog itself please.

Also, my apologies if I appeared to be rude or insolent. I was pretty irritated yesterday because of work. I would much prefer to have a formal discussion rather than a full-out argument.

1. The polio vaccine was invented way back in 1955, and in the time between now and then, the world embarked on the biggest technological and scientific breakthroughs in all of history before that. Almost the entire scientific world was working to make a potential cure to the Coronavirus and I consider even just 1 year of non-stop scientific work, with so many scientists and our advanced technology, to be quite long for the vaccine to come out.

2. The number of people who have died from COVID-19 is 223 times larger than those who have died from the vaccine, so I think we all can agree that taking the vaccine is much less of a risk than getting COVID-19. (Note: the source was the conservative news organization Fox News, just in case you needed proof from there. Therefore, the numbers are probably highly inflated to satisfy the likely conservative reader of the article.)

3. Now spreading false conspiracy theories online? If you give me a reliable source that backs up your opinions, I'll listen (you'll struggle to do so). Simple as that.

4. First of all, pennies are not magnetic if you did not know. Second, your friends are not very trustworthy if they knew that experts have disproved this (you can visit the Miami Herald).

Conclusion: The COVID-19 vaccine has been proved to be effective by almost every expert in this area and you should listen to them as opposed to fake Tik-Tok videos. I suggest you fact-check your sources to avoid spreading false information online, to keep the internet reliable, and to stop people from potentially believing these rumors. On top of that, if you won't get vaccinated to protect yourself from this horrendous virus, please do so for your family, friends, and your community as a whole. So please, get vaccinated, for you and everyone, and to help curb the spread of this terrible virus.