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Of course it's an opinion. The very fact that governments publicly committed themselves to making everyone take the shots automatically means many people will r
by revelio 4y ago
Of course it's an opinion. The very fact that governments publicly committed themselves to making everyone take the shots automatically means many people will refuse to take them because all controls, safety procedures and reliable information evaporated at that point. Yet it was already known the danger was incredibly low for almost everyone.
>> Reading some papers isn't a replacement for a proper medical education.
Right, it's superior, because medical educations lead to medical jobs and medical jobs lead to medical registers, which lead to fear of retaliation and being struck off. It certainly doesn't imply doctors reliably read research, understand it and then act on it neutrally and logically. Doctors were and still are among the least reliable people to advise on vaccines due to the hyper-aggressive censorship imposed upon them by bureaucrats and officials who get proven systematically wrong, yet do not care.