“"I think that's confusing for people — is that that initial message was that to get the vaccine, you're going to be OK.”
No—the initial message was “I’d you get the vaccine you won’t get Covid.” That was a lie. npr.org/sections/healt…
No—the initial message was “I’d you get the vaccine you won’t get Covid.” That was a lie. npr.org/sections/healt…
And now these same idiots are frustrated that people are tuning them out. Millions of people were vaccinated against their will because they were told it was necessary to prevent Covid from spreading and now they are all getting it anyway.
That is the problem when you start overriding individual autonomy and forcing major health decisions on other people—you better be damn certain you are right. “Oops, my bad,” isn’t going to cut it.
And the fact that many institutions right now are mandating boosters based on the premise that it will prevent infection and spread shows that the problem is not the American people but authoritarian institutions perpetuating the lie.
These “experts” need to address their message to universities, city governments, and others who are forcing these immoral and scientifically-illiterate decisions on everyone else.
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