Absolutely, unless existing health issues prevent it.
Edit: I don't care where you live. Vaccinate!
this post was submitted on 31 May 2025
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Yep, I think we figured that out some five years ago now
I would be one of them. The only issue I have is that I believe we should also be in (at least partial) control of the means of development and production, and not leave that solely in the hands of outside corporations that prioritize profits.
Cooperation with others is essential and should still be encouraged of course, but it would be nice to also see domestic production of vaccines and safety equipment in cases of shortages like we'd seen with covid.
Absolutely with the only exception being proven medical preconditions. No religious exceptions, especially no religious exceptions.
Religions have made the world bad enough as it is, we don't need them as yet another instrument for killing