CLEAN : 'Don't want this shot': Workers protest vaccine requirements in New York

The transcript discusses the importance of adhering to real science and the right to personal choice, particularly in the context of vaccine mandates. It critiques the logic behind financial incentives for vaccination and highlights the efforts of teachers and first responders during the pandemic. The speaker advocates for personal choice in health decisions, questioning the media's coverage of vaccine feedback and emphasizing the need for public protest against mandates.

What is the speaker's main argument against the vaccine?

• It causes severe side effects.

• It is not available to everyone.

• It hasn't been proven to work.

• It is too expensive.

According to the speaker, what should be prioritized over vaccination incentives?

• Fighting against socialism.

• Addressing chronic diseases like diabetes.

• Improving education systems.

• Reducing taxes.

What does the speaker suggest about the role of teachers during the pandemic?

• They were not involved in pandemic response.

• They worked remotely and avoided risks.

• They were essential workers who continued teaching.

• They received special treatment and benefits.

How does the speaker view the media's coverage of the vaccine?

• The media has ignored negative feedback.

• The media has been very supportive.

• The media has exaggerated the benefits.

• The media has been neutral.

What is the speaker's stance on personal choice regarding vaccination?

• People should be forced to vaccinate.

• Personal choice should be respected.

• Only healthcare workers should choose.

• Vaccination should be mandatory for all.