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A term used to describe individuals or policies perceived as enforcing or promoting mandatory vaccination with authoritarian tactics, likened to fascism.

It combines the concepts of "vaccine" and "fascist," suggesting that such individuals or policies prioritize vaccination to the extent of infringing on personal freedoms, using coercive or oppressive measures.

It’s a term used to describe those who advocate for or implement mandatory vaccination policies without regard to individual choice or concerns. It’s a discriminatory belief in the supremacy of vaccinated people, while oppressing other groups of people. They rely on censorship and coercion to control people and violate their bodily autonomy.
Some people criticize the new health policy as being vaccist, arguing that it imposes mandatory vaccinations in a manner that feels authoritarian and dismissive of personal choice.
Vaccist by APWK January 26, 2025
Treating somebody differently because they have not received their Covid vaccine. It doesn’t matter why they haven’t gotten it either. A vaccist will simply not socialize with the unvaccinated. A play on the words racism and racist.
Man 1: Eddie is having a potluck at his house but I wasn’t invited because I’m not vaccinated.

Man 2: That’s vaccism! Does he really think he can control his environment to that degree. He should choose his battles more wisely.

Man 1: I know. Before Covid he wasn’t such a vaccist with regards to flu vaccines, but he’s really treating it different now.
vaccism by poopflop April 25, 2021

vaccitard 

A parent or guardian that electively doesn't vaccinate their children but who regrets it later when their child as an outbreak
Mildred is such a vaccitard. All her kids got sick from Disneyland this past christmas
vaccitard by SweetSkorpiOh January 23, 2015

Vaccislap 

The act of slapping a covidtainted person in the face so they do not become covidtossed.
I had to break the social distancing to give my boy blue a vaccislap to save him from becoming covidtossed.

vaccitarded 

When you are vaccinated for the greater common good, despite your skepticism about the vaccine.
I got bullied into getting fully vaccitarded against Covid-19...
vaccitarded by fefe_le_cat May 7, 2021
prejudiced against or antagonistic toward a person or people on the basis of their membership in an unvaccinated group.
Don’t be a vacist and don’t be a vacchole.
Vacist by PrepareToBeExempt September 14, 2021
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