Difficult to comprehend really

[king1]

I would never call it judging, those who refuse to be vaccinated. And nor do I think it's a legal issue. For me, it's more of a moral issue. It's about respecting our fellow humans.

As human beings, we process information based on what we already think and typically we tend to fit that information to where it matches what we are already seeing because that takes a lot less brainpower, takes a lot less effort, and it doesn't make us feel bad for being wrong.

I often wonder if the resistance is because there's no easy way out. It's hard to accept a fact that means you're going to have to significantly change your life. That's my feeling more than anything, it's not really anything about the quality of the science, it's just that the science is presenting an uncomfortable result.

The issue is putting everyone into the same basket who refuse the jab.
Some have genuine fears only over pfizer, while others are 100% antivax.
Then you have those who have had bad experiences with vaccines I'm the past and are too scared to have the shot.
I personally know someone in this situation and even his doctor has said not to risk it and has been written a letter but still applying for a formal exemption.

Those that have genuine fears or bad experiences are not hitting the message boards hard promoting their negative agenda.  An intelligent logical conversation can be had with them because I think deep down they generally know the vaccine is a good thing for society...

It's the other ones...