My issues with the vaccine-fanatic crowd include their 1) cheering on of indiscriminate administration of these vaccines on individuals regardless of age or condition 2) refusal to critically examine the wisdom behind putting everyone on the same two-dose/three week regimens, without concern for things like weight, prior infection, etc...3) Refusal to see the value that even just one dose may flat out just be effective for most! 4) Refusal to take concerns like menstrual irregularities and long term unknowns seriously.
Also refusal to *differentiate between the vaccines.* The Faucian notion that one should just take “the first available” without diving into the intricacies of each mechanism (mRNA and adenovirus) is shameful. Especially doctors who refuse to do their homework on behalf of their patients that may be at greater risk for specific side effects like clotting.
The frenzy to subject young people to larger than necessary risk and toll on their immune systems is criminal. These shots are being mandated by universities, and in talks for primary and secondary schools. Some places mandate them for students and not the staff!
My pleasure. My take on the situation, and I try to stay current, is that the mRNA vaccines are by far the best of the lot. Even my business partner is coming to the U.S. to get a booster of Moderna, because he’s not satisfied with Astrazeneca’s track record. I received my second dose of Moderna in February, and I’m confident that we’re going to be offered boosters soon because, at some point, the virus will mutate to the point that the existing vaccines lose efficacy. Ivermectin as an adjunct to vaccination seems sensible to me.