I saw it in a completely opposite way. Because I didn't see a pandemic at my hospital, I didn't think the vaccines were necessary. But mostly, I felt standing up to the erosion of informed choice was important for my children's children. Vaccines had always protected the person who took them, so this narrative was more about coercion "to…
I saw it in a completely opposite way. Because I didn't see a pandemic at my hospital, I didn't think the vaccines were necessary. But mostly, I felt standing up to the erosion of informed choice was important for my children's children. Vaccines had always protected the person who took them, so this narrative was more about coercion "to just take it" and those reasons were in my opinion nefarious, esp after witnessing the results of the jabs.
I saw it in a completely opposite way. Because I didn't see a pandemic at my hospital, I didn't think the vaccines were necessary. But mostly, I felt standing up to the erosion of informed choice was important for my children's children. Vaccines had always protected the person who took them, so this narrative was more about coercion "to just take it" and those reasons were in my opinion nefarious, esp after witnessing the results of the jabs.