| Comment | Given the government has a limited supply of vaccines, you haven't given any reasoned justification for why you should get a more effective vaccine over someone else.
All the vaccines are effective enough to be worth using; all the vaccines we can procure will be used on someone; why shouldn't that be you?
What right have you to demand a better vaccine over somebody else?
You're entirely within your rights to refuse whichever vaccine is offered to you; you have no right whatsoever to demand preferential treatment. |
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