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Originally Posted by Karakorum Kabbage
It's been a hoot watching you precariously balance your healthy fear of the virus (which drove you to get vaccinated) vs your paranoid, conspiratorial clown nature. The same can be said of PA too. You're both doing a great job of having it both ways.  |
Both of these are true.
1. The information being presented to the public is not
balanced because the agenda of the government/Fauci, drug companies, tech companies, media etc.. is to get as many people vaccinated as possible. To do that they have chosen to maximize the scare tactics about the virus and not be entirely truthful about the potential risks vs rewards of the vaccine because that might cause some extra people to refuse vaccination.
2. #1 can be true (and imo it clearly is) and it still be correct for most people (like me and PA) to be vaccinated.
Guys like me (and I think PA, but he can speak for himself) resent the spinning, lying, and censorship. We resent people that think it's OK to bash people that choose not to be vaccinated and FALSELY blame them that the pandemic is still ongoing.
We think it's better to tell people the 100% truth and trust that most will be able to make a sound decision on their own or with the help of their family doctor based on the actual risks and rewards. And we don't attack people that come to a different conclusion because they have different risks or different circumstances than us.
The reason people don't trust the government, media etc.. is because they are FOS non stop. Telling the truth has a way growing trust. Spinning and lying, not so much.
Is it necessary for people that in many cases aren't even informed about the actual risks of vaccination because they mindlessly listen to authority to then start bashing some mother that's hesitant about vaccinating her children because the risks of Covid are so low for kids?
How about all the nurses, PHDs and other educated groups that are very vaccine hesitant?
Do you think they are all idiots that have to be lied to and mandated to vaccinate?
