Some people think that they shouldn't be obligated to get vaccinated. Others believe that we must stop this epidemic by collaborating together. To what extent do you agree with which party.

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believe that they shouldn't be
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to get vaccinated. Others Come to terms that we must stop
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epidemic by Working together. As mentioned above, There are two parties arguing over the Coronavirus situation which
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some advantages and disadvantages. The disadvantages of being forced to get vaccinated are side effects. Not to mention, many
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have died.
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, no one wants to lose their free will.
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, The advantages are if we work together,
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will die and collectively take the vaccination,
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can develop herd immunity.
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, improving our economy by getting back to normal. I strongly agree that we must stop
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epidemic by Working together.
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, In New York, There were massive graves and many homeless
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died because they didn't get vaccinated and the city was not prepared for
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. Fortunately, Turkiye, my country, sent medical supplies and equipment to help the city of New York fight the epidemic. If we get vaccinated, we will develop what scientists call (herd immunity) which means the virus would slowly become weak and
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would get sick.
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, we can start to stabilize our economy and things can return to normal.
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, In New Zealand, the president has done an amazing job. She organized a massive vaccinatşon party and was successful in the
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3 months at the start of the
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, so they were the
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major example that
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fixing of the
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can be done. In conclusion, stopping
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should be our
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priority. Haven't we lost enough lives? ( Rhetoric question) Yes, there are some negative opinions but overall, we need to think about each other's care.

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