I can't believe I have to waste five minutes on this, but as long as one reader knows you're an insincere troll writing long-winded nonsense, it'll be worth it.

Even prior to COVID-19, anti-vaxxers actually had higher levels of education and income on average. https://abcnews.go.com/Health/parents-vaccinate-kids-tend-affluent-educated-experts/story?id=60674519

....until you read the very next line where it says "They also appear to be the victims of a widespread misinformation campaign, the experts said.

And there have been studies done more recently showing that people with PhD's were actually more likely to be COVID-vaccine hesitant. https://unherd.com/thepost/the-most-vaccine-hesitant-education-group-of-all-phds/

This isn't a real website that anyone would ever use for anything serious, ever.

Yes, you can argue that the vaccines save lives, but there is also the argument put forth by Geert Vanden Bossche (and many others) that mass vaccination in the middle of a pandemic simply drives the creation of more virulent mutations that become vaccine resistant. So on a population level, we may have made a huge mistake. The analogy commonly used is that we entered into an arms race with the virus by deploying these vaccines and it's looking like it will be an arms race that we lose. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/are-we-creating-ideal-conditions-for-new-coronavirus-variants

You're using a common misinformation tactic, a Fallacious Appeal to Authority.

I have no idea who your bogus doctor source is, but thousands upon thousands of qualified epidemiologists and scientists understand that the COVID vaccine will save millions of lives. Period. That's a fact.

There is a very valid argument that vaccines should have only been used for very high risk individuals, and not the entire population.

This isn't an argument made by thousands upon thousands of qualified epidemiologists and scientists understand that the COVID vaccine will save millions of lives.

The deaths and side effects from these vaccines are far more common than we are officially being told. Many of the side effects haven't even been acknowledged as being related to vaccination.

Give me a source on those deaths that isn't one of your Russian misinformation websites. I'll keep waiting.

I find it very troubling that you still consider these COVID vaccines such a great achievement given the adverse reactions you suffered. Are you planning on getting boosters every year? Will you continue getting boosters even if you continue to experience severe side effects?

If a qualified doctor tells me that taking a booster will protect my health and the lives of my fellow citizens, you bet. Maybe not an mRNA one again because I reacted poorly, but whatever one is deemed safe.

Your fake concern is harming anyone who reads your nonsense. Vaccines save lives. And again, I'm glad I got mine and I'll be back to normal soon enough.