fuck off with mandatory vaccine. this is a good way to make people distrust the system

@piggo@piggo.space they don’t seem to understand that people don’t avoid the vaccines because they don’t like being told what to do

they avoid it because they’re scared. and telling them “no you can totally trust us pinky promise” while also openly displaying sheer and utter incompetence and corruption throughout the whole thing? not gonna help

@mia @piggo i don't like being told what to do _and_ don't trust the "vaccines". i'd probably have less problems with it if it were something like sinovac. i don't think vaccines in general are bad.
it really pisses me off that the new vaccines are even compared to the old technologies, it's radically different. that's why the whole idea that there never were long term effects is bullshit. it's comparing apples and oranges.

@bonifartius @mia @piggo >i don't like being told what to do

yeah but sometime in your late teens or early 20s it's time to accept that in real life you're not a movie protagonist who can make demands and never do what others want or need them to do

@ic3l9 you may paint me as childish as much as you want. it's one thing being told if to wear a mask and distance etc. it's another thing getting racketeered into being injected with random stuff.
@mia @piggo

@bonifartius @mia @piggo you can rhetorically wrap it up to make it seem super evil and dangerous but most likely a lot of the stuff you've eaten in your life was random, the people who did electrical in your house were random, yet i don't see you protest restaurant hygiene or negligent electricians

@ic3l9 i chose the things i eat myself, either directly or by choice of restaurant.
electrical installation is like the "mandatory seat belts"-argument, another quality.
if this is "rethorically wrapping up" to you, so be it.
@mia @piggo