Belief in Covid ‘vaccines’ is more superstition and magic than any bona fide hard science.
From Todd Hayen at off-guardian.org:
Voodoo Vaccine” seemed like a catchy title, but a more apt title for this article would be something like, “How the Covid Vaccine is More Like Superstition Than Science.”
Voodoo has a superstition basis, so this title works as well. So, what is voodoo, or superstition, and how is the Covid vaccine, its reverence, its effect, the fear that it is supposed to assuage and the relationship between the people pushing it, and the people taking it superstitious?
The word around town is that the fancy named third booster, the Bivalent booster for BA.4 and BA.5, is not being received all that well. There is also a “third shot” that is different than the “third booster”—don’t ask me how, but apparently is best taken by those who are immunocompromised.
For a virus that is rumored not even to exist, and/or been accurately isolated, they sure do know details about the pesky little thing.
I am no scientist (woo hoo) so obviously I cannot comment on the genius minds that put all this stuff together, but gosh dang it is like stuff you’d see a wizard do, it is so complicated and magical.
That comment is probably closer to the truth than not. Now, I am sure the minds that put all this together are indeed brilliant. And I am sure there is a boatload of science in all of this.
I agree that there is a superstitious faith in vaccines. However there is something else going on, the cult of compliance. So as well as vaccine critics being demonised, we get “covid denier”, which serves as a vaccine reinforcement, but also climate denier and “conspiracy theorist” which handily embraces all dissent.