Which just proves, the anti-vaxxer moment is based on the primitive instinct of ”pain and needles=bad”
Being scared of vaccines should be considered the same thing as having a fear of dentists. Or pets hating going to the vet.
The group blesses and curses treatments based on contradictory criteria.
Ivermectin is blessed, supposedly because it is cheap. Molnupiravir is cursed, because it is a new drug Big Pharma wants you to pay more for. The vaccines are cursed, even though they're cheap. Monoclonal antibodies are blessed, even though they are very expensive, and are effectively just the products of vaccination.
I think it's more likely people are just doing what they are told by whoever influences them the most. None of it has to be consistent or make any kind of sense.
But just like I can trust the things I buy from the grocery stone to not poison me or to have stones embedded inside, I trust medical products taken by millions or even billions of people
People in rural areas see how food grows directly— from the ground or from livestock. They can get food from the grocery or from their backyard: sometimes the backyard food is fresher and better. These folks don’t trust the “API of the City” to provide for them. That’s OK too. The API tells them to inject themselves with a random concoction that they can’t independently verify and so they refuse.
Source: https://babylonbee.com/news/pfizer-releases-popular-new-drug...