Vaccine - SquareOffs

Will you get a coronavirus booster shot when it's approved for the general public?

Asked by ABC 17 News

794 Votes

Will you get a coronavirus booster shot when it's approved for the general public?

41%

Yes Yes

59%

No No

41%

Yes

Reports say federal officials are close to approving a third coronavirus booster shot for the general public, possibly this week.

Reports say federal officials are close to approving a third coronavirus booster shot for the general public, possibly this week. Show Less

3 Comments

Stephen Stewart

Natural Law: The variable had to be something. Bent toward naturalism God almost invariably works thorough secondary causes. Communis cursus naturae (common course of nature,) the validity of logical investigation. This state of affairs that is contrary to opinion and explanations.

Adam Schrader

Um...... I'd like to live longer. If these idiots would rather die and not get vaccinated, that's on them. Enjoy a miserable, slow, death in a hospital when nobody you love can be there for you.

Max

The way the Biden admin has handled everything else, is reason enough to not do anything they recommend.

Laura Davis

i don't want that virus! I've survived 2 strokes and cancer, that bug will likely kill me.

59%

No

Vaccination rates in Missouri are low as many people have resisted getting even their first coronavirus vaccine shot.

Vaccination rates in Missouri are low as many people have resisted getting even their first coronavirus vaccine shot. Show Less

4 Comments

Brian Topping

"War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, SAFE & EFFECTIVE" Does not confer immunity, will not prevent spreading, actually isn't a "vaccination" but who cares? A grand experiment it really is. And heck, who doesn't like an experiment? Don't know what's in it, no OFF switch, no antidote, no no liability

Adam Schrader

Then get the delta variant and pray you live. Moron

illuminatedi

i believe I was injected with a microchip or virus that will kill me one day. im just living my life until than.

Dusti

Nope I don’t even have one vaccine and don’t plan on it

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Should businesses be prohibited from requiring employees to be vaccinated?

Asked by ABC 17 News

406 Votes

Should businesses be prohibited from requiring employees to be vaccinated?

46%

Yes Yes

54%

No No

46%

Yes

Vaccine proponents say businesses requiring coronavirus shots for employees is a business freedom issue.

Vaccine proponents say businesses requiring coronavirus shots for employees is a business freedom issue. Show Less

7 Comments

Lisa Gore

99.98% survivability of the “Covid” and experimental status of the vax. It goes against the Nuremberg code.

LeAnna Reese

Plain and simple its our constitutional right to do what we want with our bodies. People can have abortions, you can choose for your child, etc. I WILL NOT put something in mine nor my families bodies that didn't have time for proper testing.

Max

That's one of the reasons we have The Nuremberg Code today.

Max

Businesses do not have the right to deny citizens of their Constitutional Rights. If businesses fell this way, they need to relocate to a Communist country. Read the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.

Douglas Bledsoe

Individual freedom

Dusti

Businesses should not have the right. And if they do they will lose a lot of employees

54%

No

Some Republican members of the Missouri legislature have suggested having a special session to stop businesses from enacting such rules,

Some Republican members of the Missouri legislature have suggested having a special session to stop businesses from enacting such rules, Show Less

3 Comments

Nolanda Dodd

If they are going to work in public they should have to keep public safe!

Dani Rumford

All these constitutional law scholars are wrong. It is settled law. Hospitals have been requiring vaccinations for years with staff. If Missouri tries to control what businesses can do, business will leave Missouri.

Max

True, if businesses try to control their patrons, the patrons will use other businesses. Easy decision.

sheri smith

It's employers right just like requiring the flu vaccine in order to protect the other employees, customers and the operation of the business.

Should insurance companies charge unvaccinated people higher premiums?

Asked by ABC 17 News

920 Votes

Should insurance companies charge unvaccinated people higher premiums?

55%

Yes Yes

45%

No No

55%

Yes

Speculation is growing that some health insurance companies could begin charging higher premiums to people who don't get the coronavirus vaccine, citing the high cost of COVID-1... Show More

Speculation is growing that some health insurance companies could begin charging higher premiums to people who don't get the coronavirus vaccine, citing the high cost of COVID-19 treatment. Show Less

6 Comments

Tim Wanner

The vaccine works. It's a medical fix for a disease that can kill.

Rhonda McElhannon

Because it's real problem. Anyone with the truth that God gives us is vaccinated.

Eve Bosnick

I don't want to pay higher premiums for the hospitalization and care and treatment of people who choose not to protect themselves. They should take responsibility for their free decisions . I also think sick pts unvaccianted patients should pay a higher copay

Adam Schrader

Absolutely. They want to put all of our lives at risk, they can pay more for being stupid

Royce Schreiber

It is their personal choice and choices have consequences (besides getting the vaccinated sick)

Adam Schrader

Absolutely

lois tyler

I voted yes because if a unvaccinated person gets Covid and is hospitalized it is costly and will increase insurance rates for all of us, the vaccine is free ,insurance premiums will rise for everyone. I do think the unvaccinated people should pay higher premiums and the vaccinated should not .

Max

If you have had a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) or an immediate allergic reaction, even if it was not severe, to any ingredient in an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine (such as polyethylene glycol), you should not get an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine.

45%

No

Many Americans continue to frame the vaccine question as a personal freedom issue.

Many Americans continue to frame the vaccine question as a personal freedom issue. Show Less

11 Comments

Vera Jackson

Why should the un-vaccinated be bullied to do something we have the right to refuse. Talk about discrimination!!!! That's un-American.

Max

People with blue eyes should also get better Auto insurance premiums, however my wife has Brown eyes, she should be given a discount, because she was wise enough to marry me. After all everything should be treated fairly.

Eve Bosnick

Completely illogical analogy . Take responsibility for your choice to not vaccinate - if you get sick - you're responsible for it . I don't want to pay for you , your family and all the people your are infecting because of your decision . TAKE Responsibility for your actions and be a man , right?

Donna Leake Scoggins

That is just crazy! Really?

Niki Goldenstein

Those who have the vaccine should have higher premiums as so .any are contracting serious health issues after getting the vaccine

illuminatedi

they already have trillions

Fun Garbage

The person who made this and everyone who thinks this is a good idea should be drowned. Poor people have it hard enough without breathing the same air as this scum.

Avenged Knot

They don’t charge for those that choose to be unvaccinated for any other vaccine, so this is discriminatory

Jingle Bells

Charge the fat people more for insurance.

Eve Bosnick

FAT people hurt themselves ... not me ... be as fat as you want ! and die young from diabetes and heart disease - your decision - but your diabetes / heart disease / doesn't kill me and my children and my neighbors ... I'll contribute to your care until you die early . I fully support your freedom

Lisa Gore

Because it’s experimental vaccine...it’s stupid to “require it” in the first place with CV 99.98% survivable...

Vaccine SquareOffs

Will you get a coronavirus booster shot when it's approved for the general public?

41% Yes Yes

59% No No

41% Yes

59% No

Should businesses be prohibited from requiring employees to be vaccinated?

46% Yes Yes

54% No No

46% Yes

54% No

Should insurance companies charge unvaccinated people higher premiums?

55% Yes Yes

45% No No

55% Yes

45% No

About Vaccine

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Yes

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Yes Yes

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Yes Yes

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