> In a study of vaccine hesitancy in the United Kingdom in late 2020—before Covid vaccines were available—researchers at Oxford University asked 5,114 people how willing they’d be to get vaccinated, and why or why not. Of the ones who said they wouldn’t, the most common reason was that they didn’t believe in its “collective importance.” They either didn’t think there was a dangerous pandemic going on (belief in conspiracy theories correlates with vaccine resistance) or they didn’t care that a vaccine would help other people.
Can't it be both?
Yet still, something like 25 percent of US adults and teens haven’t done it.
75% lol no way. Just trying to make you feel outnumbered.
"It’s the key to ending the pandemic,". This is a lie. My recommendation is stop lying to people if you want them to think you are a credible source of information. Hypocrites is ashamed of them all.
No pandemic. Vaccines are designed to harm. Pharma lies. Media lies. "Research" lies. Government wants me dead, my wife raped to death, and my kids sold for ritual sacrifice. Can't be swayed. Won't be forced. Ready to sign off while I have a bit of strength before my kids starve and have only you niggerfaggots truly understand the news put out about it. Simple as.
New data from the polling company Civis made public this week has some insights here. Researchers there asked more than 5,000 unvaccinated people to look at eight different ways of talking about vaccination—“messages,” in the parlance of political communication—and then asked them if, after hearing those messages, they were more or less likely to go do the thing. People got randomized into groups that heard different approaches to talking about vaccines, and there was a control group of people who didn’t see any of the messages being tested. The messages were stuff like “It protects kids” and “You’ll be able to do things that require proof of vaccination,” all the way through “Vaccines are very safe” and even the deathbed words of someone who didn’t get vaccinated and got the disease.
Don’t care, exclude me. Also people on a vent are unconscious generally when they die so that last one is a lie.
Here’s the weird part: People resisted entreaties, messages, even prizes. But when the hard-assed mandates started to slam down—get vaccinated or lose your job—the volume of complaints didn’t change, but the volume of vaccinations did. They worked. Lots of those people who said they’d never, nope, nuh-uh get vaccinated? Poll numbers showed percentages of “never” in the teens and “only if you make me” in the single digits. After mandates, those conditions flipped—it turns out the “nevers” were the much smaller group.
This isn’t “convincing” this is abuse and coercion and everyone who mandated someone to take a vaccine or be homeless are criminals and should be rounded up.
Luckily my GF hasn’t had to worry about it yet. She was a “if they force me I’ll have to take it”. Which had me worried but after seeing all the adverse effects of coworkers and me sending her links and videos, she is now “I’ll find somewhere else to work, I’ll never take that shot.”
My doctor was trying to tell me that only the J and J was causing clotting issues, but I've spent enough time on that I could quickly show her that all the vaxxes have problems, and J and J has less problems reported than the Pfizer and Moderna.
I use drsays.com teledoc is useless. I just tell them my doctor retired and I can’t find a new one yet and don’t want to go to a clinic.
They can order tests, prescribe real medications not just ones for stds like teledoc.
Why should they care? Isn’t it only their health that they are jeopardizing?
Edit: I know, they only get Soros cash per vaccinated, trust your doctor /s
No it’s turned into the mask stupidity, my vaccine protects you and your vaccine protects me.
I MEAN IF I DON'T GET IT I WILL SURELY DIE FROM COVID, RIGHT?!
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