Do you agree that the unvaccinated were treated inhumanely by those who were in position of authority?

[Lookingforthetruth]

Just a few months ago mainstream media outlets said we should “make life a living hell” for unvaccinated people, deny them medical care, and “celebrate” their deaths. It doesn’t matter how great they thought the vaccine was. This level of cruelty was immoral and inexcusable.

— alex gutentag (@galexybrane) October 14, 2022

Yes

no

[midnightmoon05]

Yes. Some from my job were gone “fired” if they didn’t take the vaccine. There was a lawsuit…but I haven’t follow through.
I took both unwillingly. We had to show proof otherwise we can’t return to work.
I still got Covid after.

I worked throughout and travel (flying) the whole time before the vaccine was available. I never got Covid even being exposed daily to lots of people. I didn’t want to wear a mass. They made us. Even all my family members would yelled at me for not compliant to the system.
At the end, I still got Covid, when I wasn’t exposed to a lot of people. I believe it was the vaccine that weaken my system.
I am not, will never take the booster.

[NaultD]

Gods indifference is still an overwhelming super power then any state power can muster. We have hundreds of make believe world ending events and we treat the most realistic world ending events like a joke?

I'm Alaskan native I've been growing up with storys of the 1918 flu. Whole villages getting wiped out. Dog sled teams eating the family. Mass graves where funerals are fundamental to culture. What few survivors gathered to Christianity missionaries that destroyed native culture, raped the children, taught then to rape their children to replace their lost culture.

I honestly can't imagine anything more horrifying that could happen to my lineage. All of it can now be avoided by a shot in our modern time.

[OlderAndWiser]

The pandemic presented an opportunity to the left. It was a perfect pretext for commanding unquestioning obedience to authority and condemning those who failed to comply was "necessary" to maximize the compliance rate.

I was fully vaccinated but I eventually developed covid. My covid was mild. I have not yet experienced any unintended consequences from the vaccinations but, in retrospect, I regret accepting them.

[ChooChooHaha]

Across the board.

Even down to Germany trying to enforce a 2 tier system of: unjabbed, you starve. Jabbed, you get to eat.

Not to mention AUSTRALIA, and the ATTEMPT at implementing camps on a local level in NYC for the unjabbed. I get denied work still, because of being unjabbed, one of these people called me diseased vermin to my face at my interview. I'm one step away from being homeless.

Not to mention, ON A BASIC LEVEL, a presumption of innocence, and a violation of medical privacy.

I lost coaches, friends, and family on this basis. All by making my own medical decision for what's best for me.

[MCheetah]

Of course. We had corrupt sh*tstains all across world governments, trying to force people to take an untested vaccine that could kill them with blood clots, all so they could clean up on Wall Street.

And worse, we had Useful Idiots backing them up in the plan, and the vaccine turned out to be largely ineffective and useless at slowing down COVID (hence the 20 booster shots they wanted from you).

Imma keep posting this image, for as long as the morally righteous assholes want to keep giving up our civil liberties to people PROVEN to not be trusted with knowing what is best for us. ... You f*king morons.

[Bratsondanielle]

I don't think anybody really cared. Not the people I know anyway. I don't even know if my husband took a jab or two or three (or however many they say we should have)

Most of my family and friends I have no clue and I don't know if I've ever ever been asked myself.

Again... who cares. My husband and I had covid 3 or 4 weeks ago and it's basically like any other flu. We were little off first day, slept and felt weird 2nd day, little off 3rd day and boom... back at it

It's definitely not the killer virus they claim

[letuswaltzforthedead]

If anything, the people who get vaccinated (not solely for covid) make themselves dependent on these vaccines since their body never has to actually deal with the diseases themselves. There's many people who don't vaccinate and rarely get sick.

[DubiousIntentions]

The vaccines were all about Big Pharma making money. Well people don't need medicine. Taking someone's job away because they refused to take the vaccine was a tard move. The vaccinated were not in danger because they got the jab, right?

[BeMuse]

The Nazis threatened to kill us, but they're a bunch of tweeker BLM/ANTIFA soyboy homosexual pedophiles. It's not like we were scared. We said, let it come and they chickened out and went back and cried with each other in a circle at their safe space.

[abc3643]

There's a difference between "the unvaccinated" versus the "refusing to vaccinate (for no legitimate reason) " aka an "antivaxxer".

For that latter group, fuck 'em.

Nature doesn't care what you think or who you are and will act according to the actions you take - or do not take.

[Levin]

Whoever wrote and shares the sentiments of that whitehouse post is severely lacking in intelligence.

Really, I would use that post as evidence as how low humanity has sunk.

[NathanDavis]

Trump was in the position of authority when COVID struck, and also when the vaccines were launched...

Trump paid around 14 billion to get it developed as quick as possible...

[pers0n]

So what? We know trump is a fat pussy and his wife is a tranny. So is the rest of their family... I've been saying this before the vaccines were developed or the orange tranny talked about getting them developed.



I'm too fucking embarrassed on your behalf to tell you anything else.

[NathanDavis]

@pers0n the irony is priceless... lol

[Anonymous]

Certainly many of the un-jabbed have been treated unfairly (some more unfairly than others), but being an un-jabbed person myself, I've been very lucky to not be in any careers or circumstances that required it. And I've never had even a mild cold since the beginning of 2020

[pers0n]

No. A patriot is someone who is willing to give their own life to follow governments orders. If anything, the moral thing is to die.

[acooke-13]

I don't think people were treated inhumanely, just unfair.

[slatyb]

I'm very skeptical that is an actual post on wh. gov.

[joeldalton]

Yup. And the way they are treated will never be forgotten.

[Bethany22]

gassing them is a bit extreme

[Sixgunsound]

Did you see the swastika? Birds of a national socialist feather flock together after all…

[FunkyMonkee]

Absobuttfuckinglutely!!!