These so-called "vaccines" do not make people immune to the virus, so to blame the spread on the unvaccinated is wrong.  Follow the science.  Covid-19 will still exist and still spread whether every person is vaccinated or not.  Most unvaccinated people are taking more precautions in terms of protecting themselves, whether it be mask wearing, hand sanitizing, social distancing, etc....The vaccinated are the ones who act like they are invincible, refuse to wear a mask, gather in large groups, etc...  Why are the vaccinated people so afraid of the unvaccinated if they believe the shot protects them?  Do they not realize they can just as easily be infected by other vaccinated people? 

There was a news article stating how more children die from auto accidents and drownings each year than the amount of children who have died from Covid.  There's also data out there showing that the "vaccines" are harming young people, specifically causing heart problems, and some parents are concerned about the possible negative side effects.  No one should be forced to get a "vaccine" in order to have a life and be part of society.  The last time I checked, this was the United States of America!  What happened to freedom?  I have 2 older teens who don't want the "vaccine".  They are worried about long term health effects, and I think they have the right to say "no" to being injected with a "vaccine" that no one knows much about.  If abortion is "my body, my choice", than why isn't it "my body, my choice" when it comes to the "vaccine"?  The definition of "vaccine" is "a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and  provide immunity against one or several diseases."   The truth is that the Covid "vaccines" don't provide immunity, so they are not truly a "vaccine" and it's wrong to mandate them.