(05-10-2021 12:57 PM)BlueDragon Wrote:  So, Owl the only real question you should ask yourself is the Covid shot really a vaccine in the true sense of a vaccine? If not, which it isn't your argument is a moot point.

Not so sure, unless you're assuming I'm against all vaccinations, which was never stated. My actual argument is that people are often better-suited to trust but verify these supposed 'experts' and 'officials' in these important matters. One might venture it could be bothersome to many that much of the facts and information about what has been and is happening in these realms has been hidden, taken down, 're-truthed' and misinformed. Does the coronabug shot help some? Perhaps. Are there other effective or even more effective/less harmful/restrictive ways of dealing with the issue? Seems almost certainly so. Are there mitigating factors to the stance being taken and pushed? Also appears very strongly so. IS that bothersome to people? I cannot imagine why it would not bother most reasonably intelligent people if they but had access to more diverse information than is generally being given.

Diversity is good, no? Um...apparently the Left doesn't believe so, judging by its actions. That's problematic in many ways and undermines their positions on a lot of issues besides this. Still, it appears generally more folks have died solely of car accidents in a comparative time-period than solely of this bug (and the bug is not nearly as deadly compared to many other pandemic-type events as was first purported, skewing people's perceptions from the get-go), yet most are unafraid tom take that risk. Seems a bit odd we are being constantly badgered by the "leadership." when our eyes tell us things don;t add up the way they are pushing. Now, add in a study about vaccines in general, and begin to understand there's many ways to help, people through these situations. Many don't involve totalitarian tactics, either. Food for thought, at least for legal citizenry who wish to avail themselves of it.