Tucker Carlson: Have questions about the COVID vaccine? 'Shut up and take it,' says Big Tech

Fox News ^ | 2/9/21 42 minutes ago | Tucker Carlson

[conservative98]

After months of hearing that life could never return to normal until we get a vaccine, we got a vaccine (two, actually), but life did not return to normal. In fact, life got worse. We were instructed to take the new vaccine as soon as possible and then to put on more masks. Anyone who complained about that was punished. Most people obeyed the orders (not like they had a choice), but the whole thing made them nervous.

Why exactly did the rules change all of a sudden? Was there a good reason for that? When are we finally going to repeal corona law? And what about this vaccine? Why are Americans being discouraged from asking simple, straightforward questions about it? How effective are these drugs? Are they safe? What's the miscarriage risk for pregnant women? Is there a study on that? May we see it? And by the way, how much are the drug companies making off this stuff?

These questions are not conspiracy theories, they're the most basic questions in a democracy. Every citizen has a right to know the answer, but instead we got fluff and propaganda. The media rollout for the vaccine came off like a Diet Pepsi commercial at the Super Bowl. Tons of celebrity endorsements, not a lot of science. It was totally disingenuous and naturally it had the opposite of the intended effect.

[entropy12]

You sent condolence letters to the 112,000 Americans who died from influenza in 2017-2018 season?

Some of them might not have died with adequate precautions.

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/2017-2018.htm#table1

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I ignore them and continue on.

Their actions are not under my control or any of my business.

Maybe at some point they will acquire a second brain cell. Although by that time their first may have died of loneliness.

In any case, not my circus, not my monkey.