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Oh I agree. My issue is with companies/states/municipalities mandating it. If you're worried, you can go get a vaccine If you're in a high risk category, you definitely should. If you don't want to, that's not anyone else's problem.

Yes, the fact that it doesn't work well against variants is true. And we knew before the vaccine came out that coronaviruses are EXTREMELY quick to mutate. And we also know that these variants are now the dominant strains. At this point it's pretty much not stopping spread.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/74-of-covid-19-cases-in-massachusetts-outbreak-were-vaccinated-cdc-says/ar-AAMRv2d The vaccines are not doing a good job at preventing spread. But they do tend to make you get less sick when you become infected.

Exactly. I think the vaccines are great to have around, but I'm not vaccinated because I decided to take a "wait and see" approach. During that time I have watched a massive attack campaign and mandates roll out. Now I don't want to get it because fuck you. (obviously not you, but those in...

The hospital where I work is only 45% vaccinated lol I'm actually not against vaccination, but I am vehemently against vaccine mandates. Death tolls in general are dropping because the new variants are less deadly. There hasn't been a covid death in my state in the month of August.