For the safety of everyone else, is it time to put the unvaxxed into camps?

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It’s not just the fact he was hired as a token. He had no experience whatsoever. A complete unknown given a prime time show on CNN. It’s a joke.

This is the problem with affirmative action and quotas. Same reason Obama was elected. You take the most unqualified, inexperienced idiots and give them positions in schools, companies, political office, because of the meaningless qualities of skin color and gender, and you take society as a whole backwards. They bring nothing to the table but superficial qualities that add nothing to the furtherment society.

And worse, the ones who do work hard and are qualified, are discounted because of their gender/skin color because everyone just assumes they’re a token.

I do consider excluding the unvaccinated from society to be a form of persecution. Don Lemon suggests sending the unvaccinated to internment camps and preventing them from going to ball games, supermarkets, and schools. Leana Wen comes on the network and preaches about making life harder for the unvaccinated and promoting vaccine mandates. An unvaccinated person may not have covid and I consider it persecution when unvaccinated are excluded from society.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/cnn-medical-analyst-life-hard-unvaccinated *** Leana Wen promoting mandates ***

The Foo Fighters had a vaccine only concert and they cancelled their next concert after somebody in their organization caught covid. The latest numbers in Israel show a 39% efficacy rate of the Pfizer vaccine so the vaccine doesn't work.

You're going to have to explain that one. I stated nothing concerning what Republicans support, nor their point of view. I simply applied logic to the OP, who claimed that the unvaccinated were a danger to society, when in fact they are only a danger to others who haven't been vaccinated (with some exceptions). If unvaccinated people are dangerous to those who are vaccinated, the only conclusion is that the vaccines don't work (it's one or the other), but the stats and science reveal that, barring a few exceptions (which there always are), they do help greatly curtail the impact of COVID-19, including the Delta variant, as long as the vaccinated individual produced antibodies (there are some cases of people, my wife included, who take immune suppressors for other disorders, which can counteract the vaccine--fortunately a follow-up test showed that it took hold successfully).

Perhaps you misread my post? Or, perchance, did biased presumptions cloud your mind?

Everyone who doesn't have a precluding medical condition, or who doesn't already have antibodies from having recovered from the virus, should get vaccinated (of their own free will). Having said that, avoid the Johnson & Johnson vaccine like the plague, especially if you're allergic to traditional, as opposed to mRNA, vaccines. Its track record is a bit scary. Pfizer or Moderna only.

But to mandate people wear masks even if vaccinated, or worse consider locking down again, only sends the message that the vaccines don’t work at all, and they do (for now). The only people at risk from unvaccinated people, with a very few rare exceptions, are other unvaccinated people. Forcing anyone at this point to mask up, especially those who are vaccinated, makes no sense whatsoever, especially since studies have shown that the cloth masks most people are wearing barely help at all anyway. It’s all politics and fearmongering, and they and anyone who supports such idiocy are only shooting themselves in the foot politically.

Again:
1.) Either the vaccines work (with a few exceptions), and therefore the vaccinated don’t need masks, or…
2.) The vaccines don’t work and even the vaccinated need to wear masks (that barely work anyway, BTW).

Both of those items cannot be concurrently true. Pick one.
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Never believe. Always question. Rebuke belief, a.k.a. bias, a.k.a. groupthink, a.k.a. ideology, the bane of skeptical, logical reason.

Walter would be far-right now.