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At this point most of this nonsense is centered in the churches, I think the solution is to tax the churches. It seems like so much propaganda came from the pulpit the last few years. Tax them. For my own two cents, I think antivax propaganda (things known to be untrue) ought to be excluded from free speech protections same as yelling fire in a theater.
“Covid vaccines have been the foot in the door for the more general anti-vaccine movement. And unfortunately, that door is open pretty wide now,” said Dr. Dave Gorski, a Michigan-based oncologist who has been tracking anti-vaccine efforts for two decades.
The funding spike reflects a sea change for once-fringe entities. The anti-vaccine movement has now emerged as a modern political force. In practical terms, greater funds enable anti-vaccine groups to expand their public reach, sue federal agencies and organize like-minded activists at the state level, as well as expand their reach abroad.
Though these groups have been trying to roll back vaccine requirements for years, the movement has gained new traction in a post-pandemic world. Earlier this year, a lawsuit funded by the anti-vaccine group Informed Consent Action Network forced Mississippi to allow religious exemptions for mandatory childhood vaccinations for the first time in more than four decades.
Haha, you’re a jack-ass. 
And I think your anti God speech should also be banned for it is deadly to society and against the greater good.
Shall we?
Btw, your pink fingernails are adorable.
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More than a week after new Covid vaccines were approved and recommended for all Americans aged 6 months and older, some are having trouble getting the shots. Insurance companies are denying coverage, with some blaming the difficulties on billing codes. Pharmacies are canceling some appointments because the drugs haven’t arrived. And because the government is no longer paying for everyone’s vaccine, headaches around in- and out-of-network coverage are adding to the confusion.
This is the first commercial Covid vaccine rollout since the start of the pandemic, marking the beginning of a newly privatized era for the drugs. Millions of doses have been shipped as hospitalizations rise. But, as with the earlier Covid vaccines, actually getting shots in arms has proved tricky.
“We’ve heard these stories, and we’ve contacted the insurers,” said Xavier Becerra, the U.S. health and human services secretary, at a press event on Wednesday, where he received his own updated vaccine. He stressed that anyone with Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance should have the shot covered without a co-payment, and that anyone without insurance could request a free shot at pharmacies participating in the Bridge Access Program. “We’ve contacted the pharmacists, and we’re working with them to make sure everyone understands how this works,” Mr. Becerra said.
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Funny… not funny… the same people that shut down the world economy with BS fabricated viruses that have been caught red handed lying about COVID-19 are now trying to start a new Plandemic. F THAT!
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Nearly half of all adults in the United States plan to get the newly recommended COVID-19 vaccine, according to results from a survey released Wednesday.
The latest poll conducted by the KFF COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor found that 23% of U.S. adults say they will “definitely” get the updated booster, 23% say they will “probably” get it, while 19% say they will “probably not” get it and 33% say they will “definitely not” get it.
33% strike again. 
Over half the US adults plan to “probably not or definitely not” get the vaccine.
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Members of the minority think everyone should have to get the vaccine.
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Good time to replay this:
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Maher is a moron, don’t be a moron, mkay? 
Simply put: Vaccination saves lives - PMC
Immunization Prevents Death Worldwide
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