Socialized healthcare comes with very few obligations. You can be as stupid as you want and still get care when you hurt yourself. The difference here is that you run the risk of creating a situation where you are denying others access to healthcare. The system can be overwhelmed.
It is a human right to decide your own medical care.
I really really hope you're vaxxed and boostered, you are in for a shock when you find out what these so called vaccines have done to your immune system.
Do you buy car insurance? Any kind of insurance? If you do you're asking other people to cover for you if you need extra money to fix or replace something.
If you live in Canada do you pay all the costs when you go to the doctor or the hospital, or does your provincial or territorial healthcare plan cover most or all of it?
"...the risk of being unvaccinated now is lower than it was in April or May..."
oops. That didn't age very well.
Then there's the old "either the vaccines work or they don't" red herring. Wouldn't it be nice if it was that simple?
He says the position he lost was "part-time...volunteer" https://youtu.be/yZAWCfJq9zY?t=285
Socialized healthcare comes with very few obligations. You can be as stupid as you want and still get care when you hurt yourself. The difference here is that you run the risk of creating a situation where you are denying others access to healthcare. The system can be overwhelmed.
You're completely retarded.
It is a human right to decide your own medical care.
I really really hope you're vaxxed and boostered, you are in for a shock when you find out what these so called vaccines have done to your immune system.
Vulnerable people have rights too. Show me the legislation you're referring to.
And you know this how? So far you haven't made a very strong case.
Do you buy car insurance? Any kind of insurance? If you do you're asking other people to cover for you if you need extra money to fix or replace something.
If you live in Canada do you pay all the costs when you go to the doctor or the hospital, or does your provincial or territorial healthcare plan cover most or all of it?