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Should Covid vaccinations be continued?
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Indeed.
On Reddit there are things called sub-reddits which people can create and then attract subscribers.
There is one is called the Herman Cain Award and can be found here: http://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/
For those who don't know who Herman Cain was pat of his Wikipedia bio is as follows.
“Cain opposed masking mandates during the COVID-19 pandemic. He attended the 2020 Trump Tulsa rally on June 20 and was photographed not wearing a face mask in a crowd who also were not wearing masks. On June 29, Cain tested positive for COVID-19 during the COVID-19 pandemic in Georgia and was admitted to an Atlanta-area hospital two days later. On July 2, Cain's staff said there was "no way of knowing for sure how or where" he contracted the disease. Dan Calabrese, the editor of Cain's website, said, "I realize people will speculate about the Tulsa rally, but Herman did a lot of traveling [that] week, including to Arizona where cases [were] spiking.""
The subreddit relates the stories of anti-vaxxers who have past away from the virus many recanting their opposition on their death beds but certainly not all.
When you first visit it can be easy to think it serves them right and that they brought this on themselves. And to a degree they did. However I quickly found myself being quite sorry for many of them. They are the victims of misinformation and have been swayed by political forces that really is just using them as fodder.
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Nearly half of House Republicans still won't say publicly​ whether they are vaccinated against Covid-19, even as new cases rise nationwide.
Some of the 97 Republicans who aren't sharing their vaccination status told CNN they don't have a responsibility to model behavior to their constituents.
"I don't think it's anybody's damn business whether I'm vaccinated or not," Republican Rep. Chip Roy of Texas told CNN. "This is ridiculous, what we're doing. The American people are fully capable of making an educated decision about whether they want to get the vaccine or not."
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http://edition.cnn.com/2021/07/22/politics/house-republicans-vaccination-rates/index.html
It is a very strange world we have become.