The Unvaccinated:

[Eobi jonh]

My perspective hasn't changed since the height of the COVID pandemic – I prioritize safety for myself and those around me. If those in power botch things and create problems, it reflects poorly on them, not me.

[Ashley Hodgins]

As someone who advocated for the vaccine when it first came out, I've had a shift. My shift was not related to this book, it was related to observation and personal experience. I'm glad that I was accepting of people's choices and autonomy, vaccines should not be forced.

[obinna Sharon]

I think their faith works for them . Even if you take vaccine but don't have faith in the vaccine it takes time for it to work.

[Seetha E]

I have taken 3 shots and felt better about taking the vaccine then, for what it claimed. To date, I don't see anything that I can point a finger at though, and say it was because of the vaccine. I feel the real impacts, if any, will appear a few more years down the line.

[Amanda Brouillette Gladden]

There is no change in my opinion because the statistics are biased. If you read a no slot vaccines from a medical doctor, you will see where the facts in this book are biased and have inaccuracies. I think it is important to understand all perspectives and not follow information blindly.

[AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat]

Before reading the book, I never thought it was right to force anyone to take the vaccinations. Not in any job, not for any reason should a person in this country be forced to take an unproven, untested vaccine. Firing people in the medical profession, forcing people in the military, and doing the same to others in similar situations should now come with some kind of reparations to them (if they survived), or to their families if they died.

After reading the book, I am absolutely convinced that no one should have been forced to take the shots.

Yes, I share the same sentiment. In a country that prides itself on democratic principles, it's troubling to think people were forced to take the vaccine. It seems contradictory to the values of personal freedom and choice that democracy stands for.