Public Health Karens

Vincent J. Curtis

19 July 22

RE: Booster Cartoon 2 by Anna Carter, Burlington.  In her letter to the Spectator published today, Anna Carter thinks anti-vaxxers are idiots, public-health hazard losers and “deserve to be shunned by all decent people.”

Speaking of public health losers and idiots, we come to Anna Carter.  She thinks condemning so-called anti-vaxxers as losers is too kind.  There are two types of anti-vaxxers, those who are opposed to vaccinations in general, and those who think the vaccines particular to COVID-19 are worthless swill, when they aren’t dangerous.  I belong to the latter category, having seen the evidence and followed the numbers.

The UK vaccinated its population with the AstraZenica vaccine, and found it produced a disturbing number of deaths and infirmities, which the UK government is only now addressing.  Canada threw out millions of doses of the AZ vaccine, as Canadians shunned it, and not even poor African nations would take it.  There is little data on the single dose J&J vaccine because so many batches were improperly made.  The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines seem to produce the fewest side effects, but fail in the essential purpose of actual vaccination; the best that is said about them is that they reduce severity of symptoms.  They do not prevent infection or transmissions.  Famously, Prime Minister Trudeau, double vaxxed and boosted, came down with COVID twice in four months, which doesn’t speak well either for the vaccines or for natural immunity.

Withal, there is a disturbing and unexplained rise in excess deaths among men between the ages of twenty and fifty since widespread, essentially forced vaccinations.  The current data on the BA.5 and BA.2.75 variants show that even natural immunity lasts only six months; and since vaccination is a stimulation of the immune system by simulating an infection, at best these vaccines only last…six months.  Against this, we have the risks of the vaccines and the specter of immune system exhaustion through repeated stimulation.  The accumulated data shows that no case can be made for vaccinating people under the age of 40, and even 60 if you’re healthy.

Besides their general worthlessness for people under the age of sixty, there are a surprising number of people who reject the mRNA vaccines in particular on religious grounds, due to their testing on an aborted fetus.  (The Catholic Church has officially given the okay on this, but many protestants nevertheless are opposed.)  Go ahead and call these Christians Neanderthals if you wish.

I welcome being shunned by the likes of Anna Carter and all decent people like her; to me it’s a badge of intelligence.

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