[crispypotatoes]

> Would you make the same point about religious persecution?

Yes, if your religion caused you to harm people by just being near them because it is optional

Again, it's more false equivalency

Some religions require you to not even look at a woman that isn't covered, they need to go and live in an area where that's supported rather than expecting wider society to support that stupid standard

[DarkWiiPlayer]

It's funny how you're finding more and more excuses about how your hate for this one group of people is different from anything else. Because it's always different; that's just how tribalism works.

[dwaltrip]

What’s your point? How do you want people to think about the unvaccinated?

I’m sympathetic to the idea of not hating others, but it seems like you are beating around the bush here a bit.

[DarkWiiPlayer]

> it seems like you are beating around the bush here a bit

What I'm saying is quite simple: Unvaccinated people are being dehumanised all the time. I'm not beating around the bush, I clearly stated this in my first message.

[crispypotatoes]

> What’s your point? How do you want people to think about the unvaccinated?

Freedom fighters I think

[crispypotatoes]

> your hate for this one group of people is different from anything else

I don't hate them, I find them stupid and irresponsible

It's interesting that you're pulling the moral outrage card after you've asked about this and found my beliefs consistent

If there's a choice presented to you of "do X thing and don't harm others, or don't and risk harming others" and you pick the 2nd, you're the one in the wrong, plain and simple