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I am unvaccinated but don't argue that anyone should not get vaccinated if they want to; it's their decision. My decision is based not on conspiracy theories but on the testimony of qualified medical people who can explain their anti-vaccine stance in precise medical terms.

I think some of the anti-vaccine claims are exaggerated and some are false. But I've seen enough evidence of serious side-effects in specific categories (blood-clotting, heart inflammation) that worry me very much because of my family history.

This disease has been politicized from the very start, which adds to the distrust that many people feel. There seems to be a hostility in the media to any treatment other than the vaccines; evidence of their effectiveness in various places is routinely suppressed.

In fact, before Biden became president, even the vaccines were routinely criticized in the press and by Democrat politicians. But - magically - when Biden became president, any questioning of the vaccines became taboo.

The media love to promote stories of vaccine critics who become sick and die of Covid. They even seem to relish such accounts. Not so much with stories of young, healthy people who develop some sudden ailment and die or become seriously ill shortly after vaccination.

"This disease has been politicized from the very start, which adds to the distrust that many people feel."

All one needs to know is that when President Trump recommended people get the vaccine, all the lefties were saying that they wouldn't get it if Trump was recommending it. Then when Biden stole his way into the White House, those same people are now demanding that everyone get the vaccine. It's the same damn vaccine.

The tests don't work. The vaccines don't work. The shots have created the variants, and the efficacy of the shots are slim to none.And now they want you to get a booster, and a booster-booster, and a booster-booster-booster.