Answering Fauci – The Guilt Argument , Herd Immunity
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Fauci’s latest appearance has me upset. I mean this testimony before the Senate: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/fauci-says-unvaccinated-americans-responsible-for-up-to-300-000-deaths/vi-BB1nyFvc?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=124150b30ea343fa8d2729108574cd9e&ei=35
I will grant him this: he keeps his cool under fire. His demeanor reminds me of Oliver North. I’m not comparing his actions to Oliver North, but the way Fauci keeps his cool and is confident in his delivery I think is persuasive to the American people. He is the PERFECT spokesperson for big pharma, because he has the arguments Big Pharma spent billions of dollars to perfect “thought-bombs” with moral implications and which acquaintances and family repeat.
Fauci is a master advocate for instance of the guilt argument. In his testimony recorded in the above link he says “People who refuse to get vaccinated are responsible for an additional 2-300K deaths.”The idea there is that “if you don’t get vaccinated, even if you don’t get the disease, you are spreading the disease to other people, also unvaccinated. So it’s not just you whom you are affect affecting; you are killing other people. You’re being selfish, not a good citizen, refusing to do your part, etc.”
Thiis entire argument is designed to tie people up inside. Induce guilt the way Theo Fleury discussed a few FLCCC seminars ago. I have felt assaulted by people trying to induce guilt since the beginning of the pandemic. I am very sensitive to it.
This argument has been around since the beginning of the pandemic, and was used in regard to all vaccines well before the pandemic.
How do we defuse this “thought bomb?” If we could take away this “moral argument” from Fauci and his supporters, it would be real victory. It would take a great wind out of their sails.
I was wondering what other people’s thoughts on this are. One argument I realized is the following:1. There are other drugs which save lives; drugs that are more effective, have less or no side effects, cost less and have a better success rate, without rebound of the disease. Fauci is claiming he is the only person who wants to save lives. But if we are really concerned about saving lives, why aren’t people interested in those other drugs.
I also tell vaccine advocates that, since they have taken the vaccine, they are protected, so stop trying to make me personally responsible for killing people Proselytize all they want. But they must not really believe in vaccine efficacy because they are yelling at me so much.
However, the above answers don’t directly address the “moral” argument. That I am somehow immoral for not getting the vaccine. Another variant of this is the “herd immunity” which we heard so much about at the beginning of the pandemic, and here Fauci is still using it. He brought it back.
How do we take this “herd-immunity” argument away from Fauci and the vaccine manufacturers?
It could be because I have been abused, similar to Theo Fleury, but this is the argument to which I have been most sensitive throughout the pandemic. I am some how susceptible to the guilt. This “herd immunity” argument died down when it came out that the frankenshot didn’t stop transmission anyway, but it will be used in the next pandemic.
Have people read any good books on this subject?
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