I've been thinking about the Covid Vaccine and the people who aren't Anti Vax but who are anxious about taking it for, what I think, are valid reasons. Like it's development timeline compared to other vaccines, and then the (very rare) stories they hear about in the news.

If you're one of those people and you go looking for vaccine information from friends and family. Even the internet, I'd be willing to guess you're more likely to end up in some Anti Vax sentiment than not though.

I mean ask 20 of your friends and family about it and 19 will probably say "sure I'll get it" or "eh I dunno I'm a maybe"

But the most passionate one? The 20th person? "I'll never get it and here are 30 reasons why! And vaccines are bad and here is why!"

It's a big reason why I think a lot of people I know have turned into borderline fanatical anti vaxers in the last few months.

The passion and reason of pro vax people is just.. eh. There isn't much passion there.

But man... Anti vaxers have a fire. And they'll work u over.

I certainly feel like there needs to be a little more passion with people who are "pro vax".

And when people ask you about it you should be willing to tell them why.

Because anti vaxers are 100% going to take every chance they can get to convince someone that vaccines are bad.