Difference between revisions of "Vaccine police"
(With COVID-19, vaccine police unjustifiably became more tyrannical and deceptive, misleading people to think the vaccine immunized them from the disease.) |
(Critics of mandatory vaccine include rock-and-roll star Eric Clapton and some of the Greatest Conservative Sports Stars.) |
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| − | The '''vaccine police''' are people who insist on mandatory [[vaccination]] or mandates which require vaccination for basic activities such as travel or attending school. With [[COVID-19]], vaccine police unjustifiably became more tyrannical and deceptive, misleading people to think the vaccine immunized them from the disease. | + | The '''vaccine police''' are people who insist on mandatory [[vaccination]] or mandates which require vaccination for basic activities such as travel or attending school. With [[COVID-19]], vaccine police unjustifiably became more tyrannical and deceptive, misleading people to think the vaccine immunized them from the disease. Critics of mandatory vaccine include rock-and-roll star [[Eric Clapton]] and some of the [[Greatest Conservative Sports Stars]]. |
The vaccine police typically engage in fear-mongering about diseases which [[vaccine]]s supposedly protect against. Many of these disease have not been seen in decades, or have not been serious illnesses for a half-century. | The vaccine police typically engage in fear-mongering about diseases which [[vaccine]]s supposedly protect against. Many of these disease have not been seen in decades, or have not been serious illnesses for a half-century. | ||
Revision as of 20:49, July 22, 2021
The vaccine police are people who insist on mandatory vaccination or mandates which require vaccination for basic activities such as travel or attending school. With COVID-19, vaccine police unjustifiably became more tyrannical and deceptive, misleading people to think the vaccine immunized them from the disease. Critics of mandatory vaccine include rock-and-roll star Eric Clapton and some of the Greatest Conservative Sports Stars.
The vaccine police typically engage in fear-mongering about diseases which vaccines supposedly protect against. Many of these disease have not been seen in decades, or have not been serious illnesses for a half-century.
The vaccine police also distort history as a way of further advancing their agenda, as in claiming that:
- FDR had polio (he did not)
- the measles vaccines caused the sharp decline in mortality from the measles, when in fact that mortality had declined to nearly zero before the vaccine was even introduced[1]
The vaccine police disparage and underpublicize cheaper, safer ways to avoid contracting a disease, such as using hydroxychloroquine as preventive and early treatment for COVID-19, and simply adopting abstinence to avoid sexually transmitted diseases.