I wonder why it is that those who think they’ve worked out some massive conspiracy secret and that everyone else is a mindless zombie are generally the same people who reckon they’re open-minded?
If all this evidence that the tinfoil-hat brigade allude to was credible, confirmed and widely available, it’d be easy for them to share it and change the minds of other people.
Instead, it’s all telling other people to ‘wake up’ and avoid the MSM, like watching some nonsense on YouTube by some right-wing gammon with a video camera and too much time on their hands offers a more truthful experience.
Here’s a thing: opinions are fine. Everyone has them. Don’t confuse them with fact, though, and certainly don’t think that your opinion carries as much weight as that of someone who understands the situation far better than you do, because it doesn’t.
I don’t advocate compulsory vaccination, but I’m fully behind limiting social opportunity and interaction for those who refuse it for the greater good of society, in the same way that I’m behind banning smoking in enclosed spaces. If you don’t like it, tough shit. You live in a society that caters for the masses, not for the individual.