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Anyone who writes “I got vaccinated out of love while anti-vaxxers did everything out of hate.” still has a great deal of soul-searching to do. One of the (many) reasons I did not get vaxxed was I figured if something was wrong with it and both me and my wife had it, no one would be there for the kids. This assumption of malice from these social justice and covidian loons has reached a real breaking point.

People like her threw away every single civil liberty we have, including the right to disagree with them without being censored - because of their profound arrogance and neuroticism. It's really hard to feel bad for people like this, but watching these breakdowns doesn't bring me the joy I thought it would have when we were in the thick of it a year and a half ago, either.

It's one thing to want someone to go to hell. It's another to realize that's where they are headed regardless of how anyone else feels about it. May God have mercy on her.

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You are kinder and more sympathetic than I.

As a pediatrician who was forced to leave a practice she had lovingly and carefully built over many years, I would have some other thoughts to share with the good doctor.

There were red flags about the mRNA COVID vaccines before they were even authorized. Maybe it's because I'm naturally a skeptic, but they sounded too good to be true. As such, I scoured the literature about their history and, to date, lack of any real clinical application. (Poor efficacy, malignancy, and autoimmune disorders were notable concerns that kept them from progressing sooner.) I faithfully followed VAERS for months after the roll out. I'm not a genius, but the worrisome signals were clear and present and made me deeply concerned.

I pushed back against the healthcare worker mandate as long as I could, but eventually I was forced to either get jabbed or get fired/quit. I chose the latter. In an odd way, it spared me the ethical dilemma of promoting the vaccine to children, (which I simply couldn't do). I hope I demonstrated to my own children that integrity is something you choose to keep and cultivate and worth everything.

I lost respect for so many of my colleagues who eagerly followed the piper down a treacherous path. It is difficult for me to absolve them of the oath we ALL took to do no harm.

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