It is interesting you have time, energy and the intent to demean those who choose different than you by saying that those who don't get the jab are moronic yet you do not have time, energy or intent to show anyone just why and how exactly that is the case.
I am really just trying to understand why people like yourself think the decision people like myself make to hold off on getting an experimental injection made by a criminal organization (Pfizer, J&J both convicted in court) still in trial phase of development that is admittedly and demonstrably ineffective at preventing transmission, infection and symptomatic disease in recipients, is a moronic decision, when its creation was also the most rushed in history of drugs to make it to market (even CNN said this unprecedented rushing of the jab was 'colossally stupid') and it is associated with more reported adverse reactions following injection than all reported adverse reactions following injection with all other vaccines combined in the entire history of the existence of the CDC vaccine adverse effect reporting database.
I get that you have no obligation to show me anything, but since you were the one who said the vaccine hesitant were moronic, I was simply hoping you'd be eager to share some evidence supporting your claim so I could look it over and better understand the view of those who shame the vaccine hesitant and resistant.
That you and other PhDs got the jab does not negate the fact that a study based on 5 million survey responses in the US found PhDs to be the group most resistant to getting the shot, with almost 25% of PhDs represented classified as 'vaccine hesitant', more than any other group by education level.
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.07.20.21260795v1.full.pdf
Are you really meaning to say that tens, even hundreds of thousands of American PhDs are all moronic? And if anyone is to believe that, surely there must be some evidence demonstrating why the informed decision made by so many highly educated people is actually moronic, and unwillingness to share it doesn’t bolster confidence in the accuracy/reality of such claims.
Two people now have used the word moronic which, coincidently is an anagram of the latest variant.