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The article states that it was a failed stunt. On the contrary, the flags in these protests don't seem like much of a stunt at all, considering that far-right a
by Daishiman 5y ago
The article states that it was a failed stunt. On the contrary, the flags in these protests don't seem like much of a stunt at all, considering that far-right associations to anti-vax movements is a well-known.
- yetanotherath 5y ago
- Daishiman 5y ago> No. It’s a bs talking point the media gleefully pushed to divide the issue into camps and further stoke tensions in the populace. Don’t fall for it. The only way you can think that is if you yourself live in the bubble of American media where far-right sources have continuously injected skepticism in a way that's unparalleled in any other developed country. In most of the rest of the world this skepticism isn't shared. At this point the only holdouts are skeptics, who've been wooed by the far-right's ideas of seeding doubt even when there isn't any. A minority of left-wing extremists with various crazy ideas are also vaccine skeptics, but the horseshoe theory of political crazy seems to hold up here.