Why are so many pro vaxxers wishing death on those who aren’t vaccinated?

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Is there a logical explanation? The other day my neighbor mocked this guy we know ( He died from kidney failure) she said that if he died from Covid he deserved whatever he gets. I’ve had to let a lot of pro vaxxer friends and family go because they were so fixated on this vaccine and saying the same thing over and over again. Another thing I’m noticing is those who have taken this doesn’t have empathy or sympathy either. How do you deal with pro vaxxers if they’re your friends or family?

CreamySeed · Accepted Answer

They want mental confirmation that getting vaccinated was the right decision, it shows deep down they are scared and insecure it might actually hurt them to the point it makes their convictions passionate and emotional.

MCheetah · Accepted Answer

They're retarded low IQ sheep who do what corporate CEOs and far-left propagandists tell them to.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

I am vaccinated but I completely respect those who decide to not get vaccinated and I do NOT wish death on them. For many of the young people who are so lit up about vaccinations, the importance is not really the vaccine but that you exhibit willingness to submit to authority because the (dys) topian vision that the far left has for our culture requires a compliant herd of lemmings. That is why masks are important are important and that is why vaccines are important and that is why anyone who questions Fauci and the band of covid thugs is so viciously attacked.

ohshee · Answer

Okay so about 5 years ago we still have the newspaper here I was reading an article it has over 30 different types of death over 3,700 people died that year in my city and it listed all of the ways people died cancer. Gunshot wound. Car accident. Pregnancy. Old age. Common cold. And then when covid came out I looked it up that one person died of old age cancer gunshot wounds are any of the above everybody died covid so that's a miracle God had to come down from the heavens because that is a miracle even though it's bullshit the hospital should be ashamed of yourself for everybody that died and you put down on the death certificate covid-19 death is a lie and that's bulshit I go into a plumbing outfit everyday when you walk in the doors your meeting with a girl with a temperature tester for over a year-and-a-half now I've asked her how many people she's had to turn away she is told me not one now there's over 300 to 500 people that walk in and out of that store every day x 1 year and a half something's wrong with that picture too I still say we're being manipulated and only time will tell what the damage is going to be

Oigit · Answer

Science and politics does not mix. One of the biggest reasons is that both sides of the isle tend to take numbers from unfinished studies and do not account for false positives or negatives in the numbers they are giving out. If anything both sides will build their entire argument around a false positive or negative.

So scientist A is running a series experiments to determine something and the scientists gets a negative result. Due to this the scientists will more then likely run the series of experiments several times in order to ensure that the negative result was a fluke. Once the scientist is sure that the negative result was a false negative they will more then likely have their findings reviewed by a collage. After all of this is when the scientists will publish their paper on it.

Politics on both sides will go straight for a false positive or negative and base their findings on a study that isn't finished and sometimes far from it. This is why when you hear about studies on the news they are quick to say something like "A new study might suggest that" Because the study is new enough that the any results of it are a long ways off from being final and shouldn't be taken as fact. Because said study and the scientists or team working on it have a lot of work to do.

TheorionMage · Answer

Why does society cremate virulent lab animals?
an entirely different 'weaponized' concept is to allow plausibly-infectious lifeforms their 'right' to roam freely as contagion vectors BEFORE their passing, upon those who OBEYED common sense prophylactic measures.

Nature grants them their 'right' to risk their lives (like sky divers and base jumpers) that DOES NOT extend to careening down upon INNOCENT BYSTANDERS who similar 'rights' are thereby violated.

MY right to swing MY fist ENDS at the invasion of YOUR nose's immediate contact space.

Goforit1010 · Answer

My wife's family is all vaxed. My family refuses the shots as do my wife and I. Right now, the ones taking ALL the risk are those getting the shots, while big pharm makes the $$ and zero liability for any reactions - including death from their shots. We see it as far too risky for a highly survivable virus.

My wife had a long talk with one of her sisters about this. Her sister (s) all think we're dumb, ignorant, and uneducated about the shots, yet my wife spent much of that talk explaining things about the shots her sister was completely unaware of. So much for ignorant and uneducated at least.

My wife and I had C-19 this past March. As far as I'm concerned, our natural immunity is FAR better than any shots we can get.

We simply avoid talking to her side of the family, especially if it involves C-19. They're avoiding us like we have the plague, but they won't come out and tell us that to our faces. It's not easy, but we usually avoid talking to them when we can.

silvermoon84 · Answer

Vaccinated here. I don’t wish death on them, I don’t even wish they get the illness. While I do recommend the vaccine I don’t tell anyone what to do with their own body HOWEVER, I think a lot of people wish it because people are writing off the COVID-19 virus as just another cold.

Also, all I had to do was say I got the vaccine and I had anti-vaxxers call me a government
sheep. I’ve also been mocked by complete strangers in public for wearing a mask. Granted that’s not a death wish but just know it goes both ways

alleon · Answer

I don't know. But if a person could wish death upon anyone for any reason. It shows me who they are and it’s scary. I could be livid as hell. But I’d never wish death upon someone. Maybe justice for a crime. But even then not death. NEVER over something like this.

VDrago14 · Answer

I just roll my eyes at the extremist and move on, they're not worth the time. I respect a person's decision regardless of what they decide. The vaccine is simply an immune system booster and a temporary one at that. Supposedly it's supposed to lessen the symptoms if you get it, nothing more.

I've been working in retail pretty much the whole pandemic dealing with close to a thousand different people every day, most of the time unmasked. I've never been afraid of the virus, and I've had coworkers who got it and came back fine. Your odds of survival are very high, unless you have certain preexisting conditions which would make you more immune compromised.

DaveJord · Answer

You can't really. I just ignore thier hysteria. Its sad, to see people you have known for decades turn into different people over COVID. It freaks me out, because we are all going to be screw when the zombie apocalypse come!!!

Nobody seem to respect individual rights or choices anymore... everything got to illegal or legal, Pro or Anti... Life or Death... its sad.

FilmGuy93 · Answer

That's honestly the way people have treated everything COVID from the very beginning. Everything was politicized. Everything was an attack. Everything was culty. And people just loved taking every opportunity they could find to be mean to each other.

The reason *some* vaccinated people are wishing death on the unvaccinated is the same reason that it took a year and a half to talk about the possibility that the novel coronavirus might have originated in the CORONAVIRUS SUPER LAB THAT HAPPENS TO BE LOCATED IN THE SAME CITY THE PANDEMIC STARTED IN. And that reason is that huge percentage of the population lacks any kind of critical thinking skills. It's not their fault, they're doing the best they can with the information available to them, they've just been lied to by a bunch of people that they've never been given any reason not to trust.

BeMuse · Answer

That’s the narrative the media matrix is presenting to the world. The copper tops are stuck in the matrix... People that are prone to herd mentality tend to soak up the brain wash propaganda, run out to get the experimental vaccine candidates without due diligence, etc. They are scared to stand out, so they go with the flow... That flow is taking them right over the rocks tumbling into a dark place...

Roxxy99 · Answer

People have made this just as ugly and divisive as they have politics in this country. The truth is that both sides have valid points. The anti-vaxxers see it as an infringement on personal freedom (which it is) and the pro-vaxxers see it as prolonging a public health crisis (which it is). The days of understanding the other side and realizing that other people may value principles other than our own seem to be over and that’s a shame.

XavierSteele · Answer

I got my vaccine, but that was for my own reasons. I don't expect everyone to get it, and don't get me started on masks, which I think are a joke. I don't get why any rational human would think that trying to force something on someone else is ever a good idea with anything.
They all play self righteous holier than Thou entitled card and they think they have some over developed sense of wisdom. When in reality most of them have the wisdom of a 5 year old when it comes to seeing things. Their narrow minded insight that is as worthless as it is annoying.
I can't help that think Karma is a vicious cycle for people that wish things like death on others.

Browneye57 · Answer

The MSM keeps lying over and over and over on this.
If you're vaxed, what difference does it make who is or isn't vaxed? Aren't YOU protected then?

I had covid in January. Got the J&J jab in August to ward off the delta variant, and cuz I'm old. Seems like I've had some autoimmune response ever since - it comes and goes. But no more covid. I haven't worn a mask since May and don't intend to ever again unless I'm required to at a hospital or something. They were requiring a mask at the Walmart Vision Center last weekend. [rolls eyes]

WessexJesse · Answer

I'm not vaccinated, mainly because I'm seriously needle phobic and have been waiting for an alternative, but as time has gone on and the threats and coercion have ramped up big time it's really made me question whether I want it at all even if it does mean I'm discriminated against by people like Biden, who won't let me into the U. S. any more.

If you want to take the drug that's fine, if you don't want it that's also fine. If you want to wear a mask that's fine, if you don't want to wear a mask that's also fine with me. It's so sad how fearful and divided we've become, and all encouraged by the media and politicians. Covid will be here forever. I just hope soon we can all re-gain our sense of proportion and start living our lives again.

worldscolide · Answer

It's really simple. Anyone wishing death on others simply doesn't value human life. I have no respect for that. Be pro Vax or anti Vax all you like, but the moment you wish death on someone (mostly leftists do this) you lose my respect.

Uannoyme · Answer

Some people can't pass up a chance to be self righteous douche bags. They love believing they are better than anyone that doesn't live just like them. It has gotten so bad that they feel like the world would be better off without the "others".

rcljr · Answer

They are now angry because they were stupid enough to blindly get vaxxed and even angrier because intelligent people question or outright refuse the vaxx on its lack of testing, it’s know side effects and mortality rate. They are especially butt hurt because they cannot force, coerce, cajole, threaten, bribe or order free thinkers to adhere to their group think hive mind lemming bull shit.

Staximus · Answer

They are scared brainwashed idiots that will do anything to feel safe. If they have the vax and they think it works, then the unvaxed are only a threat to themselves. The crazy vaxtards need somebody to blame all their problems on, like Hitler and the Jews. Vaxed people still get and spread covid like the unvaxed and anybody who thinks they don't is a retard. The only thing the vax may or may not do is keep them from getting sicker. Either they will not be able to make new vaccines fast enough for the latest virus mutations, or they will create the new virus mutation to sell more vaccines. Unfortunately I think this is not going to go away. It's too easy for the pharmaceutical companies to get rich off of our tax dollars now and I don't think they will ever let it stop until the government puts a stop to it, but the people in the government are in their pocket. You want to know the answer to who's responsible for most things in recent times, just follow the trail of money.

MrCommodore · Answer

I'm fully vaccinated, feel normal and no side effects.

Honestly I don't give a rats ass whether others choose to get vaccinated or not, it's their choice. I was initially anti-vax for a while, but after a couple of people I know died prematurely from Covid-19 due to underlying health issue, I realised the risks of not get vaccinated.

In saying that, people who are fully vaccinated still can end up in hospital too, but death rates are definitely lower.

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