Having just read the previous page, I'd like to point out that "my body, my choice" doesn't apply when it comes to pandemics. Vaccination should not be a matter of personal choice if for no other reason than because not everyone has the choice to take a vaccine. It falls upon those who can take the vaccine to do so in order to prevent it from spreading to those who can't take it.
Your right to not take a vaccine should end when you live in a fucking society and you could spread the disease and potentially kill hundreds of people with your bullshit conspiracism thanks to the nature of contagion. Hell, you could kill thousands if a new strain mutates thanks to your "personal choice." Manually termanating a pregnancy (when 1/5 of all pregnancies end in miscarriage anyway) is not comparable to the wide-spread harm to society that comes from weakening vaccination distribution.
Vaccines are not a matter of individual health; they are a matter of health related to entire populations. Policies with respect to contagious disease containment and treatment should NEVER be up to the individual, if for no other reason than because it makes it more difficult for people who do want it to get it.
If, fate forbid, some disease with a fatality rate comparable to the worst strains of ebola and the ability to spread like COVID turns up, I don't want us to live in a society that doesn't already practice the procedures needed to stop it before it starts. Like... this feels like people who shit all over organized efforts to stop the spread of diseases are just painfully ignorant on the topic of contagions. It's a little embarrassing.
If you don't like American freedom you're free to leave, assuming you do live here. I would hope so since any foreigner would have even less of a foot to stand on telling us what to do.