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That was an incredibly ignorant post. An example of people that couldn't handle these vaccines would be a cancer patient. You think that just because someone has cancer, you think that they aren't fit for everyday life? These people are fighting so that one day, they can live life normally again. If they contract one of these diseases because someone doesn't vaccinate themselves, they could possibly die and never get their life back.

In my opinion, he isn't doing a very good job. So far, I have heard him promise a lot of things that he hasn't followed through on, and I don't appreciate it.

What you aren't understanding is that people can still carry a disease and spread the germs if they aren't showing symptoms or feeling sick. By not vaccinating, they are increasing the chances of spreading a sickness, therefore increasing the chances of harming people who's immune systems are too weak to handle a vaccine. Some people aren't able to get vaccines because they are too sick; it isn't about whether or not they want to get vaccinated.

I think Trump's tweets cause more harm than good. He is acting like a child by tweeting and complaining, but he isn't doing anything to actually fix any problems. He is our President, not a teenage boy. Some may argue that it makes him seem more relatable, but this would only be true if he didn't lash out at people all the time.

I think it is worth it because taking college classes in high school can save you a lot of money. If you can save a few thousand dollars, I would strongly recommend doing it.

You have every right to put what you want into your body, but in this situation, there is not a strong reason why you shouldn't want to help others. This is a life or death situation, and a vaccine is not going to harm you. Even if you don't get sick personally, you could be saving someone's life by not exposing them to a disease.

People think that because they don't get sick, that they don't need to be vaccinated. What people don't understand is that vaccines are used not only to protect themselves from sickness, but to protect people around them who have weak immune systems caused by other diseases. If someone doesn't get vaccinated, they may not get sick, but they are putting already weak people at risk for a possibly fatal disease.