[westopher]

I think the last sentence of your previous post sums it up though white rocket. You, or I really don’t know because we aren’t doctors or creators of vaccines.
We don’t know how planes work but we go on them.
People don’t know how to cook for shit but they trust me to make their food.
People don’t know how to build a house but they trust Honda to do it.
There’s a reason as a society that humans lives have gotten longer and things progress the way they have. We teach and train people to be the best they can at certain tasks, and we trust them to do their part while we do our part and everyone reaps the benefits. Are people wrong? Of course they are even at the things they do well, however there’s an element of trust that should be in society as a whole, ESPECIALLY when the smartest doctors and scientists in the world are working together for the greater good and nearly universally agree that this is the best and most effective course of action.
We’d never have gotten this far without it. We’d all be dying of dysentery on Oregon trail or smashing rocks together in a cave.
I think the anti vax movement carries an element of disrespect for health care professionals, and knowing many people in that field, I really don’t want to fucking stand for it. If I come off abrasive about it sometimes, I really do mean it to be. When I hear about assaults of health care workers and people screaming at nurses outside of hospitals it makes me so disgusted and angry that I’d like to see those people suffer, because it’s literally attacking people who have dedicated their lives to helping and healing people. It’s fucking appalling, and I’m not saying everyone who doesn’t want a vaccine is part of that group, but it’s a representation of contempt for health care workers.
I don’t need affirmation of my opinions on that from other people who choose to get vaccinated. That feeling runs deep, because as I said, as long as your opinions or “rights” affect others negatively, I don’t fucking jive with that.