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I think some people overstate it, but there is very much something to overstate in the first place. History will likely conclude that this was pushed on people who didn't need it, and some lives were needlessly lost as a result. The fact they tried to mandate it is all the more absurd.

Can't deny the American Right does have a bit of an Evangelistic streak that often hinders them. In Britain meanwhile it could be said we have too little of such a streak, but that's neither here nor there.

Because it isn't immortality and these ghosts aren't actually real people. They're just alarmingly good parrots.

So...creating a copy? That sounds more like a cavalcade of arrogant machines/impudent children to my mind.

Yeah, that some people see that as immortality is utterly baffling to me.

Now, I’m a touch less cynical than many on here, but that isn’t quite the best look is it?

I mean, perhaps for people in conspiracy theory lalaland. But for everyone else? Nah, stupidity and human error explain this painfully well. I suggest you get off the internet...for a very long time. The establishment is apathetic, if not heavy handed, but it isn't actually out to get you...

Or...and bear with me on this, maybe by dint of being incompetent Communists, the Chinese didn't use proper safety protocols at a gain of function facility. The virus leaked, no one wanted to take responsibility for it, or even admit the fuck up, so the higher ups in Beijing didn't realise what...

Err...yes? That's how MRNA tech works. It's remarkably simple to put together. Look, there's a lot to criticise about vaccines and their rollout, but this ain't it chief.

Fauci may escape the consequences of his actions in this life. But the next is a different matter... And lady posterity will not be gentle with him and his ilk. In time he may well become an ogre of children's nursery rhymes.

I've had three and I'm not dead yet. A good omen.

So...essentially this? As someone with a few drops of Scottish blood, I have to say you're a little confused but you've got "tae" right energy.

More like the herd instinct is wearing off now. Panic can only be fuelled for so long.

They'll put you on some anti-inflammatories and you should be fine in a couple of weeks. Vaccine induced myocarditis appears to be mild. I myself have had a Pfizer booster and whilst I don't think anything's amiss (touch wood) I'll be holding off on any more jabs for a while.

So essentially, a stripe of actual American conservatism?

I certainly think a libertarian streak the length of the river Nile is an end result of all this.

I can only imagine it's a sort of trust in "the science" (she even said she was "pro-science" which makes me cringe) which, when you've been raised in a society that has replaced God with "scientism" (not the actual scientific method, just the blathering of "experts") is tragically understandable.

Who in the bollocks submits their children to medical trials? In particular, for a disease that poses bugger all danger to them? Edit: Yes, this has totally gotten out of hand, and this is from the perspective of someone who takes no issue with vaccines. I myself have had a Pfizer booster about...

This is something of a win, regardless. The trick, as ever, is conservatives needing to understand how to push properly and then keep pushing.

"Neoconservatives" (come off it, they are Neo-Liberals. Nothing conservative about them) once again proving how bloody useless they are.