I am in favour of having the vaccine (which is why I had 3 myself), but that doesn't mean that I am not allowed to also think that the way how the rollout was h

I am in favour of having the vaccine (which is why I had 3 myself), but that doesn't mean that I am not allowed to also think that the way how the rollout was handled by our governments and institutions has hugely damaged the trust into those on a wide range and that loss of trust will be felt for a long time. I think it would have been better to strongly advertise the benefits of the vaccine without mandating it, especially if the mandate doesn't make any sense when the truth comes to light. -- EDIT: It's sad that this has been flagged and therefore "muted" here. The link goes directly to the message of a Member of the European Parliament and not some right-wing conspiracy theorist. It includes a video from the official COVID hearing in at the EU inquiry and sheds lights on facts, not conspiracy theories. This is precisely why trust in our institutions is lost, because even valid and rather interesting discourse like this is essentially being shadow banned. What good can come out of this I wonder?