This Week’s BMJ Poll Asks an Ambiguous Vaccine Question

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JoeFrog — 3/2/2021 8:34:59 PM

Here we could get into some pretty silly word games: "Anti-vaccine misinformation." Okay. My definition of that would be not telling the truth that it makes sense to be anti-vaccine. That's what I would consider "misinformation." Now, if you want to talk about "Anti-vaccine information." Well, that could be the facts about why people are against vaccines. Okay, let's try another one: "Vaccine misinformation." That would be any information that misleads people into believing vaccines are a good thing. Now, let's try: "Vaccine anti-information." Hmm... I would say that would be information that is not real of some sort, and it would have to be in some way about vaccines. Let's think... This might be something along the lines of hype about vaccines--statements that are outright lies. But the big question is: Which one of these is the most pernicious? Which one needs stamping out? I would have to say "Vaccine anti-information." This is the one the BMJ needs to address. I hope they'll get on it right away!

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K.Wilson — 3/1/2021 4:13:53 PM

Hell no. Last time I checked, everyone is entitled to their opinion, whether you agree with it or not. And given the data so far, the people in charge would be the ones going to jail. Not us "conspiracy theorists".

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mourningwarbler — 2/27/2021 6:25:37 PM

No matter what people answer, people spreading misinformation about the reasons some people oppose vaccines, isn't civilized.

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DannyBoy62 — 2/27/2021 11:10:28 AM

Voting for anything in this country is a TRAP! They’re counting the Sheeple and the WOKE! AI is their weapon against us. Just like the Covid19 testing crap. They’re not taking samples, they’re depositing their technology into your brain thru your nasal cavity!

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Astonished — 2/27/2021 7:29:08 AM

The poll is a setup and a probe. Hardly any more freedom can be exercised in today's world than unpredictability. Once the manipulators know the figures, they can make their next move.

Indeed, if you answer the question that implies that the Kill Shot is a vaccine, you are already brainwashed. It is genetic manipulation, not a vaccine. Moreover, even the use of most "vaccines" are questionable, because they are based on false medical premises.

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Shepard505 — 2/27/2021 6:00:27 AM

Frightening that 20% are against free speech and writing.

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elledub737 — 2/26/2021 2:11:03 PM

The poll didn't function for me. I'll transfer the email to another address and see if I can vote there.

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Randyfast — 2/26/2021 9:50:59 AM

So; first, they push the "Anti-vaxxer" rhetoric throughout the corporate media, planting the seed throughout the global population; then ask the rhetorical question: "Should anti-vaccination 'misinformation' be criminalized". This looks like stand M.O. to me! There are many people today in positions of power; who NEVER should have been granted those powers! This has never been about a virus. It's about taking down this entire civilization. Covid - the great distraction!