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Ok-Courage594 t1_j2ltjnf wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Researchers find that public health trust was the strongest predictor of positive attitudes towards COVID-19 vaccination. Information literacy, science literacy, and religiosity affected attitudes to a lesser degree. by glawgii

Funny how most of the people who are down on fauci are also ant maskers and anti vaxxers. Almost as though they’re grasping at anything to justify their preconceptions.

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aquatogobpafree t1_j2m2cau wrote

Well isn't that pretty self explanatory.

They don't trust the man so they refuse his instructions.

Try have some perspective. If trump had faucis job at the time would you have taken the vaccine?

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Ok-Courage594 t1_j2rb818 wrote

You make it sound as though fauci was unilaterally talking out of his ass, like trump does. The fact is that the medical community as a whole backed his recommendations, not just his overinflated ego. This kind of false equivalence is what’s wrong with so much of this ‘debate’.

So, what is your end game in rejecting the advice of medical professionals? The herman cain award?

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gamershadow t1_j2m4enp wrote

Yes I would but I also would care enough to look up facts behind things.

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aquatogobpafree t1_j2m55wz wrote

So the facts regarding trumps lying wouldn't be one of them?

Or would you turn a blind eye to it?

Then if trumps the face of the operation how can you trust the ones working for him?

Then (not saying I've put in the effort to research if the man is corrupt but ive seen a lot of people making that claim) how do you know the peers to review the studies aren't colluding?

Look I'm vaccinated but you do need to understand there's reasons why people had a lack of trust for the man and following his instructions.

Ofcoarse suggesting everyone involved in the vaccine could be part of some scheme is a bit of a big thing to say, and once again, I took the vaccine, so I'm not saying that they are.

But really all it would need is the right people trading their honour for money, and people do that every day.

So people had a right to be skeptical, and most people weren't doing the best job alleviating their scepticism most didn't even try.

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