>It's not a treatment. Vaccines are prevention. We have treatments. Ivermectin isn't one of them. I'm not an expert on medicine and I admit I have no idea what

>It's not a treatment. Vaccines are prevention. We have treatments. Ivermectin isn't one of them. I'm not an expert on medicine and I admit I have no idea what I'm talking about but are you trying to make some kind of a point here or are you just arguing about semantics? >You have my permission to try and prove ivermectin is effective. So far everyone trying has failed. No I'm not qualified for that. This is why I gave you a link about COVID nasal sprays that have ivermectin in them and asked whether they're bullshit or not. Enlighten me if you can or don't reply. >It's not. We can get rid of seasonal flu if we try hard enough. I'm too pessimistic to fall for that kind of wishful thinking. >But with small-minded attitudes like yours, that simply is never going to happen. Come on. You don't want me to be open-minded. You want me to be small-minded with you. To align my views with yours. Open-mindedness requires you to accept opposing view points. What even makes me small-minded exactly? I'm not against vaccines and I'm not against ivermectin. I'm merely baffled by the anti-ivermectin narrative and the totalitarian vaccine campaigns that leave no other options except mandatory vaccines. I may be ignorant and I may be wrong but I'm certainly not small-minded.