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LekaFEV [45]
2 years ago
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5) Under this present administration (Biden) they always talk about my body my choice when it comes to Abortion why all of a sud

den is it not my body my choice when it comes to vaccines? Isn't this Hypocrisy? Your opinions are welcome!
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Zanzabum2 years ago
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Hey!! this is an amazing question actually! i think probably because a vaccine is more to protect others, why wouldn’t you want to protect others? and an abortion is more you do if you’re at risk or the baby won’t make it, or someone can’t afford a baby, it’s for their own well-being. vaccines are to keep yourself and others safe. :))
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