Vaccination: the Only Way out of the Pandemic
Publié le 05/12/2021
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Forster 1
Rebecca Forster
Sophie Hill
Composition Group 6
November 15 th
2021
Vaccination: the Only Way out of the Pandemic
Non-vaccinated people need to accept social restrictions because they are putting their own
health over the society’s welfare.
Worldwide, billions of people received a vaccine against
COVID-19 and only a minority have endured negative side effects.
Those suffering such side
effects often had additional health issues, and yet, people are still rejecting the vaccine.
These
vaccine refusers remain highly infectious and put others at risk, especially people who cannot
get vaccinated.
For instance, children under the age of 12 or people with health issues such as
autoimmune diseases cannot protect themselves against COVID-19.
Furthermore, people
mainly received the vaccine to protect their families, their fellow men and themselves.
I for
example am vaccinated to protect my family and my best friend who suffers from severe
asthma and thus cannot receive the vaccine.
In addition, if thousands of people still reject the
vaccine, communities will continue to jump from one lockdown to another.
I, for instance,
love the company of my friends and we regularly go to bars or celebrate in clubs.
However,
the lockdowns have forbidden this.
Why should we vaccinated people be punished and
relinquish our social gathering rights again just because others refuse to get vaccinated? All in
all, non-vaccinated people have not fulfilled their duty towards society and should therefore
have more restrictions applied..
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