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The usual lefty response is bUt YoUrE kIlLiNg Me, so I just say “oh, my body my choice stops being acceptable when it harms someone else? Interesting…”

That's great!

Abortion isn't about a woman's body, it's about a child's body. A woman's choice is to have intercourse. The fetus has separate DNA and is a different person. It's not her body, it's someone else's.

No. The woman is pregnant because of her own actions, but you can't take a human life because it pains you or wouldn't work out well.

The logic is only interchangeable if being unvaccinated immediately and directly kills somebody else, which it does not. There is zero evidence that being vaccinated prevents you from spreading the virus. In fact, the same or almost the same amount of virus is spread regardless of vaccination status. The purpose of a vaccine is to help your own body fight it off, so if you’re unvaccinated the only person potentially at risk is the unvaccinated person.

You didn’t even listen. The virus spreads in the same way at the same amount vaccinated or not.

In the previous strain vaccines helped lower infection rates but only to a small degree. In the Delta variant, which is quickly becoming the dominant strain, vaccines have almost no effect on infection rates. Keep in mind that the purpose of the vaccine is to help you fight the virus, not to stop you from ever getting it, and it certainly isn’t designed to stop you from spreading covid.

“The new study found that virus levels in a fully vaccinated person who has contracted the Delta variant are similar to those of a person who has not had a vaccination.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/delta-infection-unvaccinated-and-vaccinated-people-have-similar-levels-of-virus#Delta

“The CDC revealed that 74% of cases in Barnstable county, Massachusetts were found in people who were fully vaccinated. And they say now that the vaccinated are just as likely to spread the virus as those who are not vaccinated.”
https://youtu.be/KAZTVUwQZaE

Memechat me pls: https://imgflip.com/memechat?invite=PW3vRhEQw4ggiP3ud15CVvdAaCcKh8K8

Nope.

I believe it EXCEPT for when it directly harms somebody else

Being vaccinated or not doesn’t change whether or not you spread the virus, so no it does not apply.