It's people's choice to accept or reject evidence either way, for or against. The beginning with the Dr. and the interviewer gave me pause. Enough so, that I stopped watching.
I don't know where the half hour show ends up but I can't envision anything positive being said about the vaccine. That's sad because there are millions of people who need a vaccine. Unless one thinks that a man made and released virus killing some of our vulnerable, fellow Americans is ok.
I'll never know for sure, but it sounded like an episode of throwing the baby out with the bath water.
Everyone has to be responsible for their own decisions. But for Pete's sake and everyone else's don't try and take away something that can potentially save lives. Especially using claims that are questionable.
There are experts in the field of Epidemiology, not named Fauci, (a Dr. Osterholm comes to mind) that have been looking at what's been going on. I don't hear them making such brazen statements against the use of the vaccines. Actually, they see the benefits of providing the vaccine to those that need it.
Q taught us to research and not just accept something based on it's agreeableness to our assumptions. Sometimes emotions can cloud the clarity we so desperately desire. Therefore, I hope everyone can give others room to choose.
