> it seems better to be safe than sorry All other things being equal, it is better to be safe than sorry. But that's not the choice offered. One thing that y

> it seems better to be safe than sorry All other things being equal, it is better to be safe than sorry. But that's not the choice offered. One thing that you never needed the benefit of hindsight to understand is that there's a non-trivial risk to the vaccines as well. This always exists. For instance, it took science years to understand the full impact of Thalidomide. In the small chance that these injections end up having substantial long-term problems with something like cancer or fertility, a universally applied treatment could be the destruction of humanity. Trying to compel universal injections was always a foolish risk-management decision.