Door knocking for reluctance to vaccine

mellowyellow

mellowyellow

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Reuters / Tuesday, May 04, 2021
Sirgregory Allen from Better Men Outreach knocks on doors during a door-knock campaign to provide information about where people can get their vaccinations and answer questions related to hesitancy around the coronavirus vaccine in Detroit, Michigan. REUTERS/Emily Elconin
 

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Reuters / Tuesday, May 04, 2021
Sirgregory Allen from Better Men Outreach knocks on doors during a door-knock campaign to provide information about where people can get their vaccinations and answer questions related to hesitancy around the coronavirus vaccine in Detroit, Michigan. REUTERS/Emily Elconin
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You know the vaccination campaign isn't go well when you see this.
 
I'm torn with this Aunt Marg, on the one hand, I don't want to discourage people from having the jab and on the other, can see the reason for 'wait and see'. This damn Chinese virus has brought the world to its knees and to fully understand any side affects involved in any of the vaccines, we have to wait and let time pass.
 

mellowyellow said:
I'm torn with this Aunt Marg, on the one hand, I don't want to discourage people from having the jab and on the other, can see the reason for 'wait and see'. This damn Chinese virus has brought the world to its knees and to fully understand any side affects involved in any of the vaccines, we have to wait and let time pass.
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Well said, Mellow.

I feel as more time passes, the hesitancy issue and outright refusal stance is becoming more apparent.
 
mellowyellow said:
I'm torn with this Aunt Marg, on the one hand, I don't want to discourage people from having the jab and on the other, can see the reason for 'wait and see'. This damn Chinese virus has brought the world to its knees and to fully understand any side affects involved in any of the vaccines, we have to wait and let time pass.
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Yes. Well said. It’s confusing.
 
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I don't know why they insist on calling this "hesitancy". On my part, at least, it's not hesitancy but a DECISION not to be vaccinated at this time. They need to respect the decisions of other citizens when making choices pertaining to their health because ultimately we are responsible for our own health. It isn't someone else's problem.
 

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