This is why there are now two camps of irreconcilably opposed people – those who cannot understand why anyone in their right mind would oppose taking the "vaccines" (however many it takes) and those who cannot understand why anyone in their right minds would take any "vaccine," at all. Let alone as many as it takes.

Which no one seems to know is exactly how many.

There is no debating these two opposing points-of-view because each feels certain of theirs and derisive of the others' point-of-view.

Perhaps a sound footing for discussion is a simple question that has nothing to do with "vaccines" or "the virus" at all:

Why should anyone trust anything the pharmaceutical companies have to say – about anything?

There are at least two very sound reasons for answering that question with a sturdy – Hell no; I don't trust them.

The first is their long record of being haltingly untrustworthy. They have lied about their drugs, pushed their drugs in ways both unethical and criminal. They have been caught red-handed doing this, repeatedly. From Olestra to Vioxx to Fentanyl – going all the way back to Thalidomide, for those old enough to recall. All of these – and more – were peddled as "safe and effective" by companies that knew they were neither.