More vaccine propaganda popped up today from the lamestream media about America’s lack of herd immunity.
In an effort to get vaccine-hesitant Americans to take the covid shot, ‘experts’ have come out and said that herd immunity is probably impossible to achieve.
The reports say that even though over half of Americans have been vaccinated, vaccination rates are slipping daily.
Many blame the lack of herd immunity on those skeptical of the covid vaccine, pinning Conservatives and Christians as the culprit.
Check out this clip from Good Morning America where they blame the lack of herd immunity on those who will not get vaccinated:
Here is who Twitter is blaming for the lack of herd immunity:
Herd immunity will be unattainable acc. to scientists.
We have Trumpers who won't wear masks.
We have Evangelicals who think it's the Mark of the Beast.
We have anti-vaxxers.
We have Climate Deniers & Flat Earthers.
Pro-Lifers think it has baby parts in it.
USA= Medieval.— Renee Libby (@ReneeAlida) May 3, 2021
So we won't reach herd immunity cuz Trump downplayed and misinformed millions, then got covid, then got a vaccine
And his moron base are anti-science anti-vaxx douchbags— WeThePeople🇺🇸🇺🇸 (@PrincessBravato) May 3, 2021
Howard Stern just said it best “We don’t have herd immunity, we have a herd of assholes that won’t take the vaccine”
This show gets me through my morning.— Anthony Victor (@antmoney1025) May 3, 2021
.@nytimes released an article about how “herd immunity is unlikely” for a variety of reasons. Vaccine hesitancy is a big one. This Why I just had @stephenmaddox1 on to answer questions and prayerfully hoping to have @KizzyPhD (she helped develop Moderna vaccine) to help as well. pic.twitter.com/pziNdRst7A
— Ruslan (@RuslanKD) May 3, 2021
Congrats people who can get the vaccine but won't: You're officially making it worse for literally everyonehttps://t.co/E30Vtw8087
— John Scalzi (@scalzi) May 3, 2021
Sobering—“It is already clear that the virus is changing too quickly, new variants are spreading too easily & vaccination is proceeding too slowly for herd immunity to be within reach anytime soon.”
➡️ Vaccine hesitancy hurts public health.🧵 #COVID19https://t.co/Zh2iC5k1Sp
— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) May 3, 2021
Not getting the vaccine doesn’t necessarily mean vaccine-hesitancy; it is an example of “my body my choice” that the Democrats love to use when it fits their narrative.
Plus, humans have evolved to survive pandemics throughout all the years we’ve lived on Earth.
Also, many people already had covid before the mainstream media broke the news last year, so we may be closer to herd immunity than any ‘experts’ report.
https://twitter.com/ButcherManNate/status/1389311014848638979
https://twitter.com/tevan2864/status/1389215817225707522
The NYTimes continued the propaganda, discussing how ‘vaccination is key’ to reaching herd immunity:
“The endpoint has changed, but the most pressing challenge remains the same: persuading as many people as possible to get the shot.
Reaching a high level of immunity in the population “is not like winning a race,” Dr. Lipsitch said. “You have to then feed it. You have to keep vaccinating to stay above that threshold.”
Skepticism about the vaccines among many Americans and lack of access in some groups — homeless populations, migrant workers or some communities of color — make it a challenge to achieve that goal. Vaccine mandates would only make that stance worse, some experts believe.”
A better approach would be for a trusted figure to address the root cause of the hesitancy — fear, mistrust, misconceptions, ease of access or a desire for more information, said Mary Politi, an expert in health decision making and health communication at Washington University in St. Louis.
Apparently, using ‘trusted figures’ to address the causes of vaccine hesitancy is the better approach.
I’ll show you the facts, you decide.
Here is an example of some vaccine propaganda from ‘trusted figures’:
Pres. Obama urges everyone over 16 to get the vaccine: ‘It’s the only way we’re gonna get back to all the things we love’ pic.twitter.com/kDGh6Vt6wU
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) May 1, 2021
"I got the COVID vaccine because I want to be part of the movement to reach herd immunity and return to some sense of normalcy. Knowing that I’ll be able to spend time with my vaccinated friends this summer is really a light at the end of the tunnel for me." – Ana Davis, '23 pic.twitter.com/w5meJhNSXQ
— Harvard University (@Harvard) May 3, 2021
Q: Is herd immunity possible with COVID-19? #PennState expert Ottar Bjornstad shares what the future could look like. https://t.co/NtISgyJlbt pic.twitter.com/uKbrie2eT9
— Penn State Research (@PSUresearch) May 2, 2021
Region 1 Medical Director Dr. Shantel Hebert-Magee discusses COVID-19 vaccine safety, and how they’re key to reaching herd immunity and limiting mutations. #ReachOutStayWell #ConquerCovid19LA #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/N8ijuvRNDZ
— Conquer COVID-19 Together Louisiana (@ConquerCovidLA) May 3, 2021
If you can bear to watch, here a clip from Biden discussing herd immunity and pleading to all to get the vaccine (skip to 1:38):
Do those ads make you want to take a covid vaccine?
Me neither!
The Left- with the help of the lamestream media- will continue to push their totalitarian regime while Biden is around, as they already have through the lockdowns, masks, and excessive vaccine propaganda.
We have the right to decide how to keep ourselves healthy and not have government overreach.
By exerting my body my choice for this vaccine, we are saying NO to the Biden regime.
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