The anti-vaxxer movement

Luls

 

If someone wants to depopulate the world all they have to do is put something in most of the water/food supplies that would make women infertile. You wouldn't get any more deaths after all but with no/fewer new births the objective would be accomplished in a decade. I mean, who really bitches if you **** a woman and she DOESN'T get knocked up? Even if you're looking to have a child you generally just try harder. And nobody would notice, well not at first or maybe not ever if you don't make it too extreme and by then it would be a fait accompli

I am such a stable genius. Who wants to help me run for President?

 

Ha! Ha! Funny Jeannette! I doubt it very much: the global population was already 1 billion in 1800, so your 'atheist' globalists would be more than 200 years old by now.
Maybe globalism keeps you in good shape!

 

50% of Republican men do not want the vaccine and religion seems to play a big part

"A Pew Research Center survey conducted in February found white evangelicals to be the religious group least likely to say they'd be vaccinated against the coronavirus. Nearly half (45%) said they would not get the COVID-19 shot"

They call themselves Christian Nationalists.

Christian nationalism is a barrier to mass vaccination against COVID-19
https://theconversation.com/christi...h Center survey,30% of the general population.
While the majority of Americans either intend to get the COVID-19 vaccine or have already received their shots, getting white evangelicals to vaccination sites may prove more of a challenge – especially those who identify as Christian nationalists.

Some evangelicals have even linked coronavirus vaccinations to the “mark of the beast” – a symbol of submission to the Antichrist found in biblical prophecies, Revelation 13:18.

 

They call themselves Christian nationalists. That's close enough to saying the quiet part out loud.

 

One thing I can predict without risk: there won't be a shortage of gullible nuts any time soon.

 

Probably more like you guys saying the made up part out loud.

Is this another fake conspiracy theory like the "Dominionists?"

 

The anti vaxxers at least have a position that, in their perception, helps prevent harm from coming to them.

I think the anti anti vaxxers' motives are more baffling. They don't have a position that says they are being harmed, yet they oppose the antivaxxers with a fervor that would indicate they thought they were being harmed.

 

If you proclaim the earth is flat, that doesn't harm me either. So, your position is that I don't have the right to say that it's a stupid idea.

 

That's an easy prediction. Gullible and frightened nuts are clamoring to be injected with an experimental drug that alters their genetic processes, issued under an Emergency Use Authorization. Gullible nuts are standing in line to be injected with a dangerous cocktail over a virus that is survived by 99% of those infected, and for which there are several effective treatments.

Yep, truth is stranger than fiction.

 

If anti anti-vaxxers exist, their position would be that vaccine based herd immunity protects everyone, including themselves.

 

If Copernicus told the people a thousand lies in conjunction with his heliocentric model, I would blame distrust, and not lack of intelligence, as the primary contributing factor to a general lack of belief in it.

I simply don't trust them. My instinct says the political and scientific communities around the world have lied, misled, and obfuscated any investigation into the origins of this virus.

 

Profoundly put.

Thank you.