We Need MORE Critical Thinking And LESS Vaccine Insanity
Imagine this scenario. You’re sitting on your couch watching TV and see a commercial of a nurse come on the screen. This is what she goes on to say:
“Hello, I would like to welcome you to my health clinic! Here, we only have you try our latest and greatest products carefully crafted for your overall wellbeing. While we admit our science and data is a bit rushed when it comes to the development of our groundbreaking products (with no long term testing to certify our claims), it does not deter us from our ultimate goal here – to leave you experiencing your healthiest and best life, free from the curse of contracting known viruses with just one dose. That’s right, you heard us correctly, JUST ONE DOSE!”
She continues by explaining the process: “We will start you off on our critically acclaimed Vitamin Amplified X, which will provide you with the proper protection your body needs to fight off any virus or infection. You will feel a sense of wellbeing, knowing you have served the common good as an individual, choosing to be a part of a collective effort to bolster society by strengthening your immune system.”
The nurse on your TV screen goes on to state, “Although uncommon, it has been recorded that those who take this wonderful product will sometimes experience unexpected results. Do not be dismayed, for we will simply just move you on to another double dose of Vitamin Amplified X. If for whatever reason you still do not achieve the desired aftereffects, we then will issue you a triple dose of our product and will continue issuing more dosages if time proves previous treatments to be ineffective. Eventually, we will achieve our goals from this course of action, as we expect nothing short of success from our very extensively limited yet trusted research on this critically acclaimed product.”
This hypothetical nurse in the TV commercial says, “For maximum effectiveness, ensure everyone around you is also taking their dose of V. A. X. due to the fact the efficacy of our government-backed product. The more people taking our product, the better chances the V. A. X. can directly affect your personal health. So encourage your friends, loved ones, and even your fellow citizens within your community to take their dosages of our product.”
She concludes by saying, “For your information, if you suffer any damaging side effects (which include death), you or your loved ones will not be able to sue us directly. So take this product at your own risk, though we urge you in the strongest possible terms to pledge your commitment, as well as your bodies, to our revolutionary product, Vitamin Amplified X, also known as V. A. X.”
How absurd does this sound? First off, for me personally, when something doesn’t work the first time that’s actually supposed to, nor does it work the second or third time, eventually the “definition of insanity” comes into play. More to the point, you most definitely do not try to force the entire world to do something that clearly has not had the results you were hoping for. Secondly, if a product’s efficacy is contingent on others taking the same product, then how effective is said product in the first place? Lastly, why would anyone trust a product that you cannot hold the manufacturers of said product culpable should it harm someone’s body? Not to mention something that’s rushed with limited testing and trials.
We simply cannot imagine something like this happening in real life… or can we? Seems eerily similar, don’t you think?
