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Person A feels that they need the vaccine to be protected, so they get vaccinated.
However, Person A doesn’t feel protected unless Person B also gets the vaccine.
And if Person B refuses to get the vaccine, Person A shames them until they do.
Let’s take this a step further.
Person A, who is vaccinated, can still catch and transmit the virus, but is not subjected to going through daily/weekly testing.
Person B, who is not vaccinated, and who can catch and transmit the virus, has to go through daily/weekly testing and potential quarantine.
Why does Person A not have to go through testing and quarantine if they can still catch and transmit the virus?
And to go even further than that:
Person A is vaccinated and, even though they can catch and transmit the virus, can walk into any number of locations that state they will only allow the vaccinated inside.
Person B is not vaccinated and, even though they may test negative for the virus, are not allowed inside any of the locations that state they will only allow the vaccinated inside.
Wanna piece this together now?
It boils simply down to segregation and discrimination with no real basis for doing so.
1 Person A is vaccinated.
- Person B is not vaccinated.
- Both Person A and Person B can catch and transmit the virus.
- Person A does not have to get tested, but Person B does.
- Person A can go wherever they want, but Person B cannot.
- Person A is allowed to live their lives, while Person B cannot.
- Person A perpetuates the shaming of Person B by stating that Person B needs to be vaccinated for Person A to be protected.
If your shot works, why do I need one? If your shot doesn’t work, why should I get one?