> If these mRNA vaccines had not been pushed or mandated, more people would probably think they are safe: there will be no need for any of these reviews.

Hogwash. Wakefield predated anything Covid. And measles vaccines aren't mRNA and people would rather let their children die.

Had Trump and Co called the vaccine part of the second coming, people would be lining up at their churches to get them.

You can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason themselves into.

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qsera 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> people would rather let their children die.

I see that your are yourself in a position you didn't reason you into.

	▲	watwut 10 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		There wad that kid that died of measles in America and later there was interview with parents. They said basically that. They would change nothing and rather have kid die then get vaccines. At some point, you have to start believing what people say about themselves and their believes. And second, yes that is attitude of political actors who spread fear of vaccines to get votes. Overall impact is exactly that and they know.

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what 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Trump did tell people to get them? It was his opposition saying they wouldn’t trust a vaccine pushed out by Trump. You’ve basically rewritten history.

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s1artibartfast 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I dont think people's motivations are to kill their children, but the opposite. I think this is the starting point for developing cognitive empathy and an accurate model.

Again, trust is a huge factor here.