If you are being pressured, coerced, bullied, shamed, or heavily incentivised to take any 'medicine', it's reasonable to assume it may not in your best interest.
The communication behind this whole thing has been an ever increasing series of red flags.
A lot of people have gone from "Maybe" to "Hell no" as a result of all of the coercive tactics, hostile messaging, and horrible, conflicting communication.
I don't think there's been enough talk about just how awful the communication has been throughout this entire thing...
Unless the terrible communication is intentional. Which is possible.
My skepticism is at an all time high. With good reason. And I don't think I'm alone.
Racism, sexism and homophobia are at an all time low.
It's just that we have the internet now, so you can see the thoughts and actions of billions of people,
all over the world. And react. And see reactions.
An illusion is created where 0.1% of people end up looking like 20%
Also, many people actively seek out content that will anger or upset them. Especially if it confirms their pre-existing beliefs.
Nobody is 100% immune to this. But it's a cognitive error to assume it's representative of the norm.
It's an exception. That's why you noticed it.
A double edged sword of the internet is you can find examples (often with video) of every ill, to paint whatever narrative you want... And use as evidence.
It's not hard to do when you have access to billions of tweets, articles, and videos, dating back decades sometimes.
People here were more concerned about someone saying 'Chinese virus' than the fact the CCP government let this thing spread across the entire world, lied about it, shifted blame, then had their whole country back to normal in months. By magic.
LMAO.
That's some Sun Tzu stuff.
Nobody even asks how China got back to normal so quickly. Prior to any vaccines being available in other countries.
And our 'journalists' don't ask these basic, obvious questions.