Something else: Those who encourage others to opt against the covid vaccine, claiming (among other things) the process was rushed, or the risk of some severe adverse reaction is significant, are indeed anti-vaxxers.
It doesn't matter if they or their kids have been vaccinated for other things. Just like those who were 'only' opposed to or concerned about parts of the MMR vaccine, the end-goal is the same: To discourage a given vaccination.
"I'm not against vaccines, I'm just against this one" is not the scientific stance many seem to believe it is.
Further, standing behind the Great Barrington Declaration which aims for herd immunity 'naturally' over vaccinations is an anti-vax approach.
Further, standing behind the Great Barrington Declaration which aims for herd immunity 'naturally' over vaccinations is an anti-vax approach.
Also: "I'm not a pandemic denier! I just believe the true scope of infections and/or death has been inflated and that many known ways to mitigate the spread of the virus, like universal mask-wearing and targeted lockdowns, are actually not effective at all!"
Cool story.
Cool story.
This looks like a great resource for the future:
https://twitter.com/PeterHotez/status/1299689611262820352
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