Comments by "Marcus W" (@Mawyou) on "City workers battle COVID-19 vaccine mandates" video.

Okay here's your recommendation: eat better and exercise. I'm pretty sure they've been telling us that for about a hundred years. It's like saying "don't have sex". Btw, there have been more than a few fit people who ended up hospitalized from Covid. Like they keep saying, it's playing Russia roulette. Most will be okay, but the ones who end up in the hospital will still expect hospital staff to spend their time and energy on them. Hence the mandates to push people past their fear.
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@markmywords5342 It's funny you mention Germany, because they and a whole bunch of other countries with abundant supplies of vaccine are about to lay down the law on unvaccinated people. It ain't just here in the US. It's a public health emergency and governments are gonna follow public health experts to solve it. And so are more and more businesses.
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@markmywords5342 Yes I know you were referring to the 1930s. But your analogy doesn't really fit when basically every developed country is enforcing vaccine mandates. And the only reason less developed countries are not enforcing it is because the don't have enough vaccines in the first place.
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@markmywords5342 Covid went from being the No. 1 leading cause of death in the US back in the beginning of the year to being No. 7 after the vaccines were widely released. It's hard to argue with those facts. It shouldn't be that hard to understand why they have the mandates. Not to mention the vast majority of the population actually favors the mandates.
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@markmywords5342 And this is why I don't argue with conspiracy theorists. Every conversation always turns into some random plot to take over the world. Wow👌🏾
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Well I suppose it is one of the main responsibilities of a government to keep its people alive, even when they get caught up in the conspiracy theories and anti-vax misinformation. So they give you a little push just like with every other vaccine.
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@crownuk4867 Are you not an anti-vaxxer?
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@notofthisworld5267 I trust the government. But maybe it's just because I know the ins and outs of how government works. Knowledge tends to reduce fear.
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Depends on where in the city you go. There are certain neighborhoods you know not to spend too much time in unless you live there (just like with any city). Most of the city is fine though. It's a big place with many different environments.
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