Hello Arelor!

** On Monday 16.08.21 - 07:05, Arelor wrote to August Abolins:

 >> "It is wrong to call a person who declines a shot an 'anti-
 >> vaxxer,- states AAPS executive director Jane Orient, M.D.

 A> Somebody had to say this, and it was said. Well done, Jane.

The terms "the undecided", or "vaccine hesitant" are also  
thrown into the narrative.


 A> It is very tirying to see they are trying to lump vaccine
 A> scheptiks with common anti-vaxers or conspiracy nuts. Also,
 A> not surprising, but still, lame.

Trying? I'd say they have succeeded because even the main media  
continue to use those classifications for people not following  
what the gov't "experts" are recommending.  Isn't there some  
"science" behind the notion that if a lie is repeated long  
enough, then it becomes the liar's reality? By then, no amount  
of persuation can pull them back into the real world?

I'm just tired of hearing medical advice from politicians or  
their poster-child du jour instead of direct testimony or  
recommendations from virologists and immunologists.  The lack  
of the latter seems suspicious to me.

Occassionally the gov't makes reference to "our team of medical  
experts", but never mention anyone by name.

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