>That is all I was saying. No it is not! You are in completely denial what you have wrote: **What does it matter if someone else decides they don't want to get the vaccine? You can get it from someone who is vaccinated.** You can't interpret that statement in a different way other than saying that the transmission rate is the same for unvaccinated and vaccinated people. Which is false! The reality is it **does** matter! Therefore it is misinformation.

>There is no dangeous misinformation in my posts. Yes there is and tons of it. I'm not repeating myself, just look at my other comments and you'll get it. People like you are the reason why so many people avoid taking jabs and trust more in taking natural supplements. Such kind of view **KILLS** people.

>If someone hasn't taken a covid shot at this point, obviously their mind has been made up about the matter, and there's nothing on reddit that will convince them to do otherwise. So your conclusion is that everyone should allow and tolerate harmful misinformation? What's the benefit of it, except that some idiots get the ability to flood their idiocy on the internet, that already killed a lot of people? Sorry, but if you think that way it is grossly negligent.

Sometimes censorship is appropriate, especially when people spread misinformation, that could lead to people not vaccinating themselves, which could kill them, if they got covid.

He said that it doesn't matter if someone is vaccinated or not in terms of spreading the virus, that ICU's are not mainly overfilled because of unvaccinated people, talking badly about vaccines and at the same time mentioning studies that say vitamins and CBD oil can help against covid and so on. This is pure BS and dangerous.