Are the Unvaccinated to Blame?
COVID-19 seriously sickens or kills only a few who aren’t old, obese, or sick. The young and healthy, and even the old and healthy, easily survive it. Those with one or more comorbidities such as obesity, cancer, diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, and pulmonary or cardiovascular disease face serious trouble.
Yet a 24-7 propaganda campaign launched when the “pandemic” began last year terrified almost everyone who wasn’t compromised, despite the data. Elected officials and government bureaucrats, aided by the leftist mainstream media, manufactured a mass panic. Mothers feared hugging their children. Intelligent people believed that standing closer than six feet to someone for a few seconds meant almost-certain death. The affianced took vows and kissed through masks, and others overcome with fear wore masks in their cars — by themselves. Having locked down the economy and persuaded healthy Americans to quarantine at home, government officials easily stampeded millions into lining up for experimental vaccines. The jab would save us all.
Such is the religious zeal with which elected officials proselytize the vaccines that we are now to believe in a “pandemic among the unvaccinated,” as one of President Joe Biden’s medical bureaucrats called it. Huffed Kay Ivey, the GOP governor of Alabama, “It’s time to start blaming the unvaccinated.” With guilt, of course, must come something else: a sentence. Catholic writer Mark Shea wants the “murder-suicide cult” of the unvaxxed brutally punished.
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