Vaccines Never Prevented the Transmission of COVID
In late 2021 and early 2022, public discourse surrounding COVID-19 vaccinations was marked by widespread demonization of the unvaccinated, who were often disproportionately low-income individuals.
Major media outlets ran opinion pieces and headlines that advocated for shaming and punishing those who chose not to get vaccinated. This sentiment was echoed by prominent figures in the media and politics, including CNN’s Don Lemon and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Across various countries, unvaccinated individuals faced consequences such as job loss, exclusion from education, and even bans from public spaces.
The foundation of vaccine mandates rested on the belief that high vaccination rates would lead to reduced virus transmission. However, it was only in October 2022 that Pfizer revealed their vaccines had never been tested for their ability to prevent transmission. This revelation contradicted earlier claims made by officials and media outlets. Even during the FDA meeting authorizing the first mRNA vaccines in December 2020, there was no evidence presented that the vaccines could impact virus transmission on a societal scale.
Social media companies joined hands with governments to suppress dissenting voices, further limiting the public’s access to diverse information. Many who raised valid questions about vaccine safety and efficacy risked being banned from platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. This censorship hindered informed decision-making and led to a widespread loss of trust in official narratives.
The CDC’s updated guidance in August 2022 acknowledged that vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals should no longer be subjected to different testing or quarantine protocols. This change was made in recognition of studies that had already shown vaccines did not prevent infection and that natural immunity was comparable in effectiveness. However, the suppression of alternative views and data persisted, influencing the course of vaccine mandates.
Censorship and the concealment of critical data contributed to a false sense of consensus, erasing dissenting opinions from public view. Discussions around conditions like myocarditis and pericarditis were penalized, despite data from 2021 in Israel confirming elevated rates linked to vaccination. More recently, a study revealed that 25% of participants in the CDC’s “v-safe” program experienced side effects requiring them to miss work or seek medical care.
California’s Assembly Bill 2098 further expands medical censorship, granting the state Medical Board authority to penalize doctors for spreading perceived “COVID-related misinformation.” This poses questions about the infallibility of medical authorities, as history has shown that medical consensus can be flawed. The bill raises concerns about potential violations of the first amendment and intrusions into the doctor-patient relationship.
In conclusion, the narrative surrounding COVID-19 vaccines has been marked by misinformation, censorship, and the suppression of dissenting voices. This has had far-reaching consequences for individuals and society at large.
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