dholliday
deconstructed rep
Thank you! Not by a long shot.Yes there is a clear distinction between the two groups and by lumping them together it isn't useful.
Sure there is a crossover, but not every covid-vaccine-hesitant is a pure anti vaxxer
There is a big pro-choice and/or vaccine-hesitant crowd. They're mostly playing a wait-n-see. They vaccinated their kids against all the usuals, vaccinated themselves too. Regarding a rushly-developed Covid-vaccine, for a new virus which appears to be harmful only for a minority of infected, of course there is reason to be cautious. They look at the information available and decide that they are, basically, undecided. For now.
Until new information comes to light, or personal experiences change things.
This needs to be respected as a basic human right-to-choose. Instead we're seeing demonisation, often horrible sentiments, against such folk.
And yes...the former US Secretary of Education did eventually delete his demonic post...but his sentiment is one shared by many who are already-vaxxed, and perhaps resent those who haven't taken that step yet:

