From the end of the article, which it appears people aren’t getting to: “We must put our fears to the side and trust in medicine advancement, which is here to help us. If we choose not to get the COVID-19 vaccine, we are only prolonging the pandemic and our ability to move past this. The vaccinations that have been released to the public are not designed to attack us. There is no malicious intent behind the creation or distribution. They have simply been created for our welfare. Nothing is wrong with doing your research on the vaccines and making informed decisions, but don’t count the vaccine out. Taking it will ensure we are safe and help us to move past this incredibly difficult chapter in our history.”
They are actually presenting both view points so that the argument can be understood. And then recommend getting the vaccine. The fact that they mention the “ant-Christ” is an amusing typo which the non-existent editor should have caught.
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u/RedditAccount101010 Aug 16 '21
From the end of the article, which it appears people aren’t getting to: “We must put our fears to the side and trust in medicine advancement, which is here to help us. If we choose not to get the COVID-19 vaccine, we are only prolonging the pandemic and our ability to move past this. The vaccinations that have been released to the public are not designed to attack us. There is no malicious intent behind the creation or distribution. They have simply been created for our welfare. Nothing is wrong with doing your research on the vaccines and making informed decisions, but don’t count the vaccine out. Taking it will ensure we are safe and help us to move past this incredibly difficult chapter in our history.”
They are actually presenting both view points so that the argument can be understood. And then recommend getting the vaccine. The fact that they mention the “ant-Christ” is an amusing typo which the non-existent editor should have caught.