Last I checked, /r/COVID19 was the most scientifically-minded sub on the matter, with a strict no bullshit and no drama policy. One might make that "pro vaccine", I call it "pro science". Vaccines are not an opinion, though some try very hard to suggest so.
Vaccines are not an opinion, though some try very hard to suggest so
This rigid, dogmatic, exclusionary point of view is antithetical to the scientific process. No conclusion is beyond skepticism, especially regarding the safety and efficacy of a rushed novel biotechnology. What you're preaching is not science, it's scientism.
Furthermore, skepticism regarding the covid mRNA vaccines does not make one an antivaxxer. That's a lazy rhetorical dismissal, not an actual argument. All vaccines go through trials and most fail either for poor safety, efficacy, or both. mRNA vaccines are no different, except typical protocols were suspended because of a crisis. Skepticism is warranted.
/r/COVID19 typically enforces the same rigid dogma in your post. The kind of rigidness that saw this submission flagged here within 5 minutes of submission. That's a bias that detracts from credibility, to put it mildly.
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Last I checked, /r/COVID19 was the most scientifically-minded sub on the matter, with a strict no bullshit and no drama policy. One might make that "pro vaccine", I call it "pro science". Vaccines are not an opinion, though some try very hard to suggest so.
This rigid, dogmatic, exclusionary point of view is antithetical to the scientific process. No conclusion is beyond skepticism, especially regarding the safety and efficacy of a rushed novel biotechnology. What you're preaching is not science, it's scientism.
Furthermore, skepticism regarding the covid mRNA vaccines does not make one an antivaxxer. That's a lazy rhetorical dismissal, not an actual argument. All vaccines go through trials and most fail either for poor safety, efficacy, or both. mRNA vaccines are no different, except typical protocols were suspended because of a crisis. Skepticism is warranted.
/r/COVID19 typically enforces the same rigid dogma in your post. The kind of rigidness that saw this submission flagged here within 5 minutes of submission. That's a bias that detracts from credibility, to put it mildly.