Yes, that's how normal and healthy people think. But the same people who actually like vaccine mandates are also the same ones who vote for increased taxes to pay for homeless junkies to ruin their parks.
that's just the people that can afford it (because they're rich enough), don't know better (since they only ever see a homeless junkie in the news and live miles away from the park) or are such bleeding heart retards like the kind that gets raped and killed "to show certain areas are not full of rapists and killers".
the vast majority is for it because it's a feelgood cause or based on fear ("why don't you take the jab? do you wanna die? look I did and I'm fine!"), but then make surprised pickachu faces when reality hits them in the face because they can't or don't want to understand actions have longterm consequences and there are more factors involved than a simple yes/no question.
you can see that line of thinking every time a topic comes up:
- are you pro immigration so women and children don't get raped and killed in their home country? (of course no one would be against that, especially not in a cushy first world country)
- are you ok with opening the borders for everyone so people can enter the country unchecked and affect wages due to illegal labor? are you willing to house them in your neighborhood?
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- are you pro green energy to save the planet and leave it for your kids to enjoy as much as you did (of course, since most people don't want to live in a dump)
- are you willing to pay more for energy, food, gas, higher taxes and possible blackouts during the transition period?
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- are you against police brutality so every can get a fair process (that one answers itself)
- are you pro defunding the police which basically keeps crime in check? are you aware criminals tend to resist arrest?
ko question: do you know the crime statistics for places like minneapolis?
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that's how most of the population thinks and votes.