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During early covid I posted some articles that shared people’s experiences dealing with that. Which I thought were important/good to know.

Of course you can guess that I soon became the target of the most hateful anti-vaccine people on the planet.

Be that as it may, some asked me what I think people should do. So I answered they should speak to their doctor about it, which is what I did. I actually spoke to two doctors. My GP and diabetes 2 doctor.

The replies I got from the anti-vaccine people were incredible in how hateful they were against doctors. I bet there are witch doctors in the middle of the Congo jungle who have more respect for doctors.

Then it occurred to me those people don’t have doctors they can go to because they can’t afford it. When I want to go to the doctor, I descend in the elevator and slap my plastic insurance card that shows a picture of my smiling face on the front desk.

My MD in Spokane did not tell me to get vax. First time I saw him after Covid started, I walked in and he said: “ Did you get a vax?”

“I was going to ask you about that, but you’re a doctor and have to say yes.”

“You look very healthy to me. Come back in six months.”

Is that a terrific doc? He did not go to med school in the US where they are funded by Big Pharma so he has no prejudice about it. And I’m healthy as can be. Only people I know who caught covid are fully vaxed and boosted.

I have a doctor and not once did he ever recommend I take the needle. In fact, he never required patients to wear a mask. I never did take the needle and had a mild case of covid. My double vaxxed and boosted wife has had covid twice since and is sick much more frequently now. She now regrets taking the needle as do many other people I know. That's why less than 15 percent of Americans have gotten the most current booster. People are finally waking up and realizing what a scam this whole thing has been. And many doctors were part of this charade, which is why you can't even trust them.

I think you fail to comprehend modern American health care. It has changed dramatically from your assumptions. I’ll be blunt.

-Doctors work in the interest of and in compliance to hospital administrators and government requirements. Only when the two coincide do they work in the interest of their patients.

-Hospitals work for pharmaceuticals and insurance companies and must comply with government regulations and approved procedures.

-Hospital administrators work to ensure compliance to government regulations and specifications of insurance.

-Hospitals have 8 administrators for each health care provider.

The well-being of patients is dead last. A healthy patient generates no revenue. They are considered non-compliant until they have been processed by the health care system.

You are right that there is an anti-vac crowd here. But you would see the same type of crowd that are pro-vac in a liberal group. I was working for the government when COVID ran across the world. Those of us that were not in Washington were full spectrum politically, but those from Washington were almost all liberal. Guess which people made policy. In the liberal crowd, you would think the Black death had come upon us.

Most of us are anti-vax, because we think we have been lied to. I tried to talk to my doctor about Ivermectin (when I went to my annual physical) and he told me that he is not allowed to talk about alternative treatments. Doctors that went against the vaccination were fired and some were sent medical associations to be punished. Additionally, the medical community in the USA refused to keep good data, so we do not really know what happened. I have a recording of the head medical person in the state of Illinois stating at a press conference, that if you go to the hospital for end stage cancer and pop positive for COVID, the hospital will record it as a COVID casualty. And if that person dies of that cancer, it will be recorded as a COVID death.