Great article Jared. What you said rings so true. I am one of those who have been around a long time and I am appalled by the lack of civility today. There is only one voice and one opinion anyone can have and if you disagree you are cancelled. That is not the country I grew up in. Hopefully more people come to the conclusions you have. Thank you.
I believe vaccines in theory are a good thing. I do understand RFK's position on Thimerosal and I agree with him. That being said I don't trust a doctor who is going to give my newborn child a dose of mercury in a hepatitis B shot while knowing that mercury is a toxin. That belief makes me question everything that comes out of a doctors' mouth. I also believe that the covid 19 vaccines are injuring and killing people. Watch the video "Died Suddenly." I believe that my Mothers' death in January was a direct result of her getting the booster. The embalmer said she had the same large clots in her veins. Now tell me I'm going to trust someone who'll force/mandate me to get a shot that will do that. The anger I have over this whole situation is not going away. Now tell me that I'm unreasonable for having this postion... maybe on this point we'll never agree, but I have my reasons, and I think they are good ones. There may not be Thimerosal in the Hepatitis B shot anymore, but there was in 1998 when my first child was born. To my knowledge there still is Thimerosal in the hemoglobin shot and the flu shot.
I actually don't believe you're unreasonable at all. My main point is that disagreement (when used appropriately) reveals more truth. When a large group of people disagree about a certain topic it's because there's some scab that's not fully healed, information that's not being integrated into the discussion, therefore we have not arrived at the end destination of higher understanding.
Disagreeing with a doctor is 100% acceptable and necessary. Doctor's do not have a monopoly on truth, just as vaccine manufacturers do not either. "Safe and effective" is a marketing term.
Per usual...well thought out and excellently written!
Thank you Michael!
Great article Jared. What you said rings so true. I am one of those who have been around a long time and I am appalled by the lack of civility today. There is only one voice and one opinion anyone can have and if you disagree you are cancelled. That is not the country I grew up in. Hopefully more people come to the conclusions you have. Thank you.
Thanks for reading Melvin. I don't know if we've forgotten how to disagree or the internet just makes it more apparent that we've never learned!
I believe vaccines in theory are a good thing. I do understand RFK's position on Thimerosal and I agree with him. That being said I don't trust a doctor who is going to give my newborn child a dose of mercury in a hepatitis B shot while knowing that mercury is a toxin. That belief makes me question everything that comes out of a doctors' mouth. I also believe that the covid 19 vaccines are injuring and killing people. Watch the video "Died Suddenly." I believe that my Mothers' death in January was a direct result of her getting the booster. The embalmer said she had the same large clots in her veins. Now tell me I'm going to trust someone who'll force/mandate me to get a shot that will do that. The anger I have over this whole situation is not going away. Now tell me that I'm unreasonable for having this postion... maybe on this point we'll never agree, but I have my reasons, and I think they are good ones. There may not be Thimerosal in the Hepatitis B shot anymore, but there was in 1998 when my first child was born. To my knowledge there still is Thimerosal in the hemoglobin shot and the flu shot.
I actually don't believe you're unreasonable at all. My main point is that disagreement (when used appropriately) reveals more truth. When a large group of people disagree about a certain topic it's because there's some scab that's not fully healed, information that's not being integrated into the discussion, therefore we have not arrived at the end destination of higher understanding.
Disagreeing with a doctor is 100% acceptable and necessary. Doctor's do not have a monopoly on truth, just as vaccine manufacturers do not either. "Safe and effective" is a marketing term.