Anti-slavery Is a More Accurate Term to Use

The concept of vaccination must be viewed critically, particularly in light of recent events like COVID. Vaccination is a concept of slavery and this is how.

It's important to consider that slaves do not ask questions. I am not a slave, and you will see that as you read on: experts frequently suggest that a vaccine's ineffectiveness is due to insufficient uptake by the population. An essential question arises: When might a vaccine fail simply due to its lack of efficacy? If this question is ignored, we might accept the premise that vaccines always work. This leads us to another query: If vaccines are infallible, does the content of the syringe even matter? This suggests that anything labeled a "vaccine" could be deemed effective regardless of its actual contents.

source: What is Herd Immunity? https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/article/herd-immunity/

The notion of vaccine ideology as a form of slavery stems from the idea that individuals do not have ownership of their own bodies. If authorities dictate how individuals must act, they may feel pressured to comply without the agency to choose. During the COVID period, refusing vaccination led to punishment and exclusion from societal activities

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Individuals often claim they took the vaccine and felt fine, questioning what the problem is. However, we must remember that the contents of the syringe remain unknown, as all that matters is the label. What that person took could have been saline. While their experience may have been fortunate, my own reasoning, as I am not a slave, is that relying solely on superficial labels is not preferable.

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When addressing the concept of slavery, any situation where it is suggested that your thoughts are wrong and need correction must be considered. My thoughts and beliefs are my own; nobody should dictate that I must change them and think differently. Despite many sources labeling “vaccine hesitancy” as a problem needing rectification, it should not be viewed as an issue. If a product only requires the correct labeling to be effective, then it is the most logical conclusion to arrive at that someone who is free with a free mind will refuse to take it. The notion that everyone must participate for the concept to function is slavery, and everyone, except for those who want to be slaves, should entirely reject it.

Many recall being told that, while personal choice exists, “choices have consequences.” This concept I agree with so long as we see that it is pursued in a logical manner. The only consequence there would be, in a logical sense, is that I would get very sick and die of a cold. However, those who spouted this “choices have consequences” had something else in mind. The consequences they referred to were that I would pay fines and be excluded from ordinary activities, or potentially be put into a jail cell.

I chose not to take the product, which only requires the appropriate label to work, and I survived. I don’t think it is time to stop talking about this, as there have been no consequences for the people who pursued our enslavement unsuccessfully. These people should face consequences, and we must continue to discuss these matters openly and without fear.