> I'm not American either, but I'm intrigued about what could make you think that I was. Not parent, but the thing that made me think you were from the USA was

> I'm not American either, but I'm intrigued about what could make you think that I was. Not parent, but the thing that made me think you were from the USA was this line: > From my circles, the vaccine/mask defiance is mostly about what is perceived (wrongly in my opinion, but still) as an overreach from the state, and as a risky bet that they might not want to take. ... and the rest of your post declined / forgot to mention where you were, or what kind of circles you were in. Typically that's a trait of people that live in the USA. > And being reluctant to the vaccine is not "anti-science" : It really is. Unless you're claiming statistics (epidemiology) is not a valid branch of science, in which case, okay, you really are more likely to die / suffer massive long term health nastiness from COVID19 than from any of the vaccines. You refer to 'sides' being a bad way to describe things, but seem to rely heavily on the us / them dichotomy to try to make your points.