Once upon a time, Galileo was accused of pushing a dangerous disinformation campaign as well as being a science denier. I guess we should be thankful the authors aren't pushing for a full scale Inquisition like Galileo faced in the 1600's.
NOW we realize Galileo was on the side of science, exactly my point. I agree on standard vaccinations for Polio, Tetanus, etc. I get the flu shot each year too. I don't agree with FORCING people to get a new vaccination nor fining them for non-compliance, that goes against the concepts of liberty & freedom.
Once upon a time, Galileo was accused of pushing a dangerous disinformation campaign as well as being a science denier. I guess we should be thankful the authors aren't pushing for a full scale Inquisition like Galileo faced in the 1600's.
Except that you have the roles reversed. Galileo was on the side of SCIENCE.
The vaxtards are the modern equivalent of the Inquisitors: everything based on faith and superstition. Not one bit of science.
NOW we realize Galileo was on the side of science, exactly my point. I agree on standard vaccinations for Polio, Tetanus, etc. I get the flu shot each year too. I don't agree with FORCING people to get a new vaccination nor fining them for non-compliance, that goes against the concepts of liberty & freedom.