Why Questioning the Narrative Makes You an "Anti-Vaxxer"

"The second you ask a question, express doubt, or suggest an alternative approach, you are pushed to the “anti-vaccine” side."

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Introduction

Vaccines have long been hailed as one of modern medicine’s greatest miracles.

The mainstream narrative attributes countless cures and public health victories to vaccines, cementing their status as an unquestionable good¹.

Vaccines are more than just a medical intervention. They have become the sacred relic of Scientism—the physical embodiment of its god on Earth.

To question them, even slightly, is to commit heresy against this new religion.

So what happens when someone dares to question the efficacy of vaccines?

They’re immediately branded an “anti-vaxxer.”

The Consequences of Questioning

It doesn’t matter if they still believe in vaccines. It doesn’t matter if they’ve been vaccinated themselves or if they advocate for a more cautious approach.

The moment they raise any concerns, they are cast out, labeled, and silenced.

This is exactly what we’re seeing with RFK Jr.

Despite repeatedly stating that he is pro-vaccine, the media has dee…