Originally Posted by
ExtraShot
Indeed. Both completely inappropriate IMO…
Then what is an appropriate way to stop people thinking horse dewormer is better for Covid than a vaccine?
All the medical advice, studies, recommendations, awareness campaigns etc haven’t changed the minds of these people. The FDA trying to tell people in a joking manner that horse dewormer is bad is too offensive apparently. Trying to stop misinformation being pushed on Fox or Sky News is “denying freedom of speech” apparently.
So the message doesn’t get through, and it costs society through increased infections, healthcare costs and deaths.
Originally Posted by
De_flieger
Well, that's your opinion. If you really want to see inappropriate behaviour, check out - as mentioned by 43Inches -
The Herman Cain Award for a neverending stream of people mocking and insulting doctors, public health efforts and insulting people who get vaccinated as cowards, weak, sheep and so on, then dying of an illness that could have been largely prevented with vaccination. A lot of them have been vehement defenders of freedom of speech, loudly insisting that anyone who gets offended by what they say are snowflakes and possibly communists, so it's only fair that their own words are remembered as being proven wrong in the most permanent of ways, surely they wouldn't be offended by others exercising that same freedom of speech by remembering their own words?
True - the same types who’ve been crying about “snowflakes” and “don’t get so offended” over the last few years are now crying that their feelings are upset when they’re told to stop taking HORSE DEWORMER.