WEll, despite Covid-19, the movement against vaccinations is alive and well.
A mere four months ago, in the midst of a worldwide resurgence of the measles, the Israeli anti-vax organization Hisunim-bira muskelet” (“Vaccinations-an educated choice”) hosted an international conference in Tel Aviv.
A key speaker at the November 21 event was Del Bigtree, founder and CEO of the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), a US-based organization that began using a yellow Star of David – with the words “No Vax” in a Hebrew-like font – as its campaign logo.
ICAN activists wear this “badge of honor” on their shirts at public protests, many of which aim to recruit Orthodox Jews to the movement. The group’s unabashed message is that forcing people to vaccinate their children is tantamount to the Nazi persecution of Jews during the Holocaust.
They’d rather take their chances with the virus than be vaccinated.
Oh I’m all for voluntary.
I just think this quick push is laced with danger.
There is a theory that getting the badly made SARS vaccine (required) was what made the Chinese get hit so hard by covid.
That vaccine was pulled after this flaw was discovered.
I’m not anti vax. But wary if the rush.
I won’t take it. Thank God I am not in China.
“forcing people to vaccinate their children is tantamount to the Nazi persecution ...”
No, it is un-American and unConstitutional and Nazi to force *any* medical treatment on anyone who refuses it, especially given that this little coronavirus, like all viruses, could be dealt with a cheap natural protocol.
Funny it is Democrats who are the ones in favor of forced vaxx. Here in the TX legislature, it is the Republicans and conservatives who believe in liberty and parental choice.