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> That’s just capitulating to their incorrect ideas that covid isn’t real or isn’t dangerous and the vaccines are Stop conflating anti-vaxx with anti-mandate.
by henrikschroder 5y ago
> That’s just capitulating to their incorrect ideas that covid isn’t real or isn’t dangerous and the vaccines are
Stop conflating anti-vaxx with anti-mandate. There are plenty of vaccinated people who participated in the protests because they think mandates are a step too far. The mandates for truckers were the original trigger for the protests, and the primary demand was to remove them.
- lovich 5y ago> Stop conflating anti-vaxx with anti-mandate. I didn’t at first but the majority of “anti mandate” folk I run into then start slipping things into the conversation like “the vaccines don’t even work” which makes me think the anti mandate movement is just anti vaxxers with a mask on.(pun not intended) I also happen to think being legitimately anti mandate is an incorrect idea about how covid and viruses spread as we’ve seen leaving it up to people to decide means they just make our hospital networks break down. It’s pretty much a distinction without a difference to me when looking at anti vaxxers, anti maskers, or anti mandate groups
- AdrianB1 5y agoAnecdotical evidence only, but the people in my country that I know to be anti-mandate are all triple-vaccinated. We are quite used with vaccines, we kind of understand to some degree how they work and we decided to use it, same as masks and other measures, but most of these people are anti-mandates. We lived under a Communism regime and many people died fighting it, some of us still remember and are marked for life by a fear of government mandates of any kind. Younger people don't remember, so we are also split on this matter, but there is a simple explanation for that.