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>They're not actually fine with other vaccines, they're "okay" with it because they had them as a baby without a choice. This sort of thinking is designed to "
by TrevorJ 5y ago
>They're not actually fine with other vaccines, they're "okay" with it because they had them as a baby without a choice.
This sort of thinking is designed to "other" people and shut down debate. You don't speak for other people, stop pretending to.
Further, it's intellectually dishonest to pretend that if you have skepticism about these vaccines specifically you must secretly be anti all vaccines.
- devwastaken 5y agoThey speak for themselves. I hear it every day. You can almost see the cognitive dissonance turning gears in their brain when you ask them how they know the vaccines they got we a kid are safe in comparison to COVID. They don't actually believe or know about vaccines. In 20 years it will be the same thing with COVID as it was with influenza and any other vaccine.
- TrevorJ 5y agoThis is a strawman argument. Two of the most covid vaccine hesitant groups are healthcare workers and PhD's. I'm not sure those folks are the ones with cognitive dissonance here. To be clear: I'm not arguing that the people hesitant about the covid vaccine are right. But I see no actual data that would indicate that a significant portion of these people are anti vaccine in general.