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11 Oct 2021, 4:27 pm
Well a lot of people are against vaccine passports because they say it goes against the Constitution of Canada, but does it though? Where does it say this exactly?
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11 Oct 2021, 4:48 pm
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16 Oct 2021, 3:16 am
One thing I have noticed in Canada, and this seems to go for the US as well, is that it's the more liberal people who are all for forcing people to get vaccinated. But I always thought that liberals were all about 'my body my choice', type philosophy it seemed. Accept for when it comes covid for some reason, then they do not believe in it. Is that hypocritical or a double-standard?
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16 Oct 2021, 11:04 am
ironpony wrote:
One thing I have noticed in Canada, and this seems to go for the US as well, is that it's the more liberal people who are all for forcing people to get vaccinated. But I always thought that liberals were all about 'my body my choice', type philosophy it seemed. Accept for when it comes covid for some reason, then they do not believe in it. Is that hypocritical or a double-standard?
It goes both ways.
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17 Oct 2021, 8:53 pm
ironpony wrote:
But this is why there is hypocracy in people's politics though, if people allow things to go both ways.
I'm not sure it's hypocrisy, they're not equal things to compare.
Someone's decision in regards to a pregnancy is no one else's business, meanwhile refusing to get vaccinated increases your risk of infecting people who have legitimate reasons to not get vaccinated like being allergic to the vaccine.
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17 Oct 2021, 8:57 pm
Well it just seems that people change their principles on a given situation, rather than choosing to live by principle. Either people have the right do what they want with the bodies or they don't.. As soon as you introduce buts or exceptions to a rule into it, then it becomes hypocritical it seems, because people are changing their beliefs depending on a situation rather than sticking to an absolute moral principle.