Re:Vaccines and our return to office plans
by neogodless on Wednesday July 28, 2021 @01:37PM
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It still is personal preference.
Choose to be vaccinated, or choose to stay off campus, so you're not in close proximity to other people for extended periods of time.
I don't make the parent comment claim that "not wanting to be vaccinated is idiotic." It does seem uninformed, unless there's a very clear reason to support that point of view. While the law supports religious exemptions, I'm less sympathetic. And science really seems like it supports vaccinations, not only for personal protection and quality of life, but very importantly, for helping to prevent the continued transmission and mutation of a virus that has taken over 4 million lives.
Choose to be vaccinated, or choose to stay off campus, so you're not in close proximity to other people for extended periods of time.
I don't make the parent comment claim that "not wanting to be vaccinated is idiotic." It does seem uninformed, unless there's a very clear reason to support that point of view. While the law supports religious exemptions, I'm less sympathetic. And science really seems like it supports vaccinations, not only for personal protection and quality of life, but very importantly, for helping to prevent the continued transmission and mutation of a virus that has taken over 4 million lives.