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The New Normal – Blame Everything On COVID Vaccines

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The rise of anti-vaccine influencers on social media exploiting deaths like Grayson Murray’s to blame COVID vaccines is concerning. Despite lacking evidence, they use false claims to stir fear. Their propaganda ignores that vaccines do not cause excess deaths, “turbo cancer,” or affect fertility. Blaming vaccines obstructs addressing real health risks and may lead to avoidable harm.

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Were Anti-Vaxxers Proven Right?

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Some people believe anti-vaxxers have been proven right, clinging to false beliefs despite overwhelming evidence. From COVID misinformation to promoting unproven treatments, their dangerous ideas persist. Despite their echo chamber getting louder, they are still wrong and easily refuted. Anti-vaxxers continue to push extreme beliefs and misconceptions, posing a significant danger.

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Did They Put SV40 in COVID Vaccines?

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Some people believe SV40 is in COVID vaccines, but this is misleading. SV40, found in polio vaccines from 1955-1963, is not in COVID vaccines. Residual fragments of SV40 DNA are present, but these are non-infectious and do not pose a cancer risk. The COVID vaccines are safe and necessary, despite misinformation spread by anti-vaccine influencers.

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Did COVID Vaccines Cause More Deaths Than They Saved?

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The COVID-19 vaccines have been falsely accused of causing more deaths than they prevent, based on discredited studies and misinformation. These claims have been debunked, with evidence showing that vaccines have saved millions of lives. Biased individuals and fake studies perpetuate these falsehoods, but the truth is that COVID and vaccine misinformation are the real threats.

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