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Please note that I don't wish to sidetrack this thread with a Covid debate. My goal here is not to debate Covid or the vaccines, but simply to point out some of
by logicalmonster 3y ago
Please note that I don't wish to sidetrack this thread with a Covid debate. My goal here is not to debate Covid or the vaccines, but simply to point out some of the beliefs that exist, that you may not be aware of.
1) You do realize that many people who are against taking the Covid vaccine are not against taking all vaccines, right? Many people are specifically against taking the Covid vaccine for varied reasons including some of the the following: most people have already had Covid and many of them don't think any further medical treatment is warranted, some people might think that not enough time has passed to fully understand the long-term risks of the Covid vaccines, some people might not think that the risks from Covid outweigh the risks of the vaccine, some people are greatly creeped out by the government's insistence to try and vaccinate everybody when they normally can't give half a shit about our healthcare, and as more information about them is coming out over time it seems like the vaccines' benefits were oversold anyway.
2) Regarding a difference with things like the Anthrax vaccine, as far as I know, the Anthrax vaccine uses standard attenuated particles, has been tested over a far greater time period, there's no creepy push to force literally everybody to get it, and Anthrax is far more lethal leading to a radically different risk-management calculation.
3) I have a feeling that your kind of mentality is shared by many people who are in charge, and that lack of knowledge doesn't bode well for us.