@MarkstheSpotNC @nytimes @AStocktonFilms There is a segment of America that would literally rather die than have to admit Democrats are right about prevention measures and the efficacy and safety of the vaccines.
— Erik Stevenson (@OthrVirginiaGuy) Aug 27, 2021
@expsurugby @nytimes @Const_Overhaul @AStocktonFilms It isn't "rugged individualism" that leads to spreading a plague and causing preventable deaths like this. It's "malignant individualism" paired w/ quasi religious political stances that are rotting this country. Freedom of personal choice ends when you risk the lives of others
— Binky Longbottoms (@Twittle_Johnny) Aug 27, 2021
I don’t know how we recover from a society where a significant portion is eating medicine meant for horses versus being vaccinated
— professional internet user (@quidditch424) Aug 27, 2021
@jamesdunn174 @nytimes @AStocktonFilms Choices have consequences. I have no tears for grown adults who do not understand this basic concept.
— Laz Samuels (@lazsamuels) Aug 26, 2021
@nytimes @AStocktonFilms I am in tears over how this man's life ended. I truly understand freedom of choice, at the same time do the vaccine hesitant wish their own parents hadn't had them vaccinated against polio, smallpox, etc.? (Anita Dunn)
— James Dunn (@jamesdunn174) Aug 21, 2021
@nytimes @AStocktonFilms Do none of these people have children who are required to get vaccines to go to public schools? I love hearing governors say the government isn't going to mandate when you put in your body, personal freedom, yet they absolutely do already.
— PittCaleb (@PittCaleb) Aug 21, 2021
@nytimes @AStocktonFilms The vaccine does not mean a person will never get COVID, unlike someone in the video says. It means a person's immune system has been strengthened to be able to fight the virus. And thus, much less likely to be hospitalized or to die from COVID if vaccinated.
— JenBob in Texas (@jenbobetal) Aug 21, 2021
