news Support for Vaccinations reach a modern era low

[SoSickOfThatSOL]

This **** infuriates me so ******* much. How are people so ******* dumb.

 

As a health care provider in a third world country WE FIGHT to get vaccination across all the people. Money is our problem. And this countries with wealth just try to find excuses for lifesavers… smh

[Princess Aurora]

Maybe Charles Darwin was right....

[alexrex]

I fear the levels of ignorance and stupidity have reached a new high. And having that stupid orange mamooth as the President of one of the biggest exonomies in the world truly doesn't help. 

 

Sad part is that these irresponsible people put at jeopardy the common wellbeing.  

[helikesitheymikey]

Now, see how many of those people have a college education…

[HeavyMetalAura]

The thing that really gets me is the "vaccines cause autism" argument. Never mind the fact that there's no conclusive evidence, but even if there was, you'd rather have a dead child than an autistic one??

[Parachutes]

5 hours ago, SoSickOfThatSOL said:

This **** infuriates me so ******* much. How are people so ******* dumb.

 

As a health care provider in a third world country WE FIGHT to get vaccination across all the people. Money is our problem. And this countries with wealth just try to find excuses for lifesavers… smh

Yeah, part of the challenge is actually how successful vaccinations have been in the US; it kind of creates complicity here. Many people have never lived in a time where diseases like polio are prevalent, so they think they are non-issues that don't require prevention (when it's that very prevention which is keeping them being larger problems). This combined with widespread mis/disinformation from a fractured media environment, and a lack of science literacy make for a potent and dangerous combination. Having RFK as a prominent government figurehead will only accelerate things. Hopefully we have many experts already strategizing on how to undo this damage. 

 

(and I'm not saying that the success of vaccines in the US is a bad thing, of course not, just that it creates an interesting and challenging dynamic) 

[JennyWayne]

Nature will take care of it.

[IBelonginYourArms]

Hope the whole world closes their borders to US citizens once people start going massively braindead because of the super new measles variant

[BletaRexher]

I'm not antivax but I avoid hospitals/clinics unless I'm deathly ill after working in a hotel that had lots of healthcare workers staying.

The rudest guests were always doctors who wouldn't even see you as a human.

I don't trust people like that with my life, doctors in America are a disease.

[Mezik]

Honestly the stupidity is infuriating. I've had to cut so many people out of my life who are anti vaxx because they'll just spew the dumbest, illogical, nonsense. During COVID I knew cocaine addicts who never passed high school science preaching on Facebook how vaccines were a disease of the mind and naturally immunity was the most important thing. Like get out of your psychosis and read a book, or even an article, before sharing your wrong opinions.  

[JustHoran]

10 hours ago, Into The Void said:

I get my yearly flu shot but I stopped the covid vaccine in 2021

Same.

[velocity]

that's what happens when you force a useless vaccine on people, rebellion is natural to humans