A non-COVID 'vaccine' user.

I'm not an anti-vaccine person--in general. However, I am picky about the scientifically constructed items I put into my body. Furthermore, I am naturally suspicious and highly oppositional to illogical thinking and unconstitutional mandates. ReidMorstuf, a respondent to Doug Brindole's death report wrote:

Against a mandated experimental gene therapy that unleashes spike protein generation on a cellular level distributed in areas of the body discordant from where the covid virus typically infects, as designed = “anti-vaxer”.

This was mostly spot-on.  I would put it this way for me:

Against a mandated experimental gene therapy that unleashes spike protein generation on a cellular level distributed in areas of the body discordant from where the covid virus typically infects, as designed = a non-COVID 'vaccine' user.

 It would have been safer for ill to take Ivermectin instead of the COVID injection.

The FDA’s website states that if a viable treatment exists for an illness during a health emergency, neither medications nor vaccines may be approved using an emergency use authorization.

While there isn’t concrete proof for their position, some doctors and nurses interviewed by The Epoch Times theorized that the FDA’s pushback against the vaccines was motivated by the need to secure an emergency use authorization for the COVID-19 vaccines.

“They had an agenda. And the agenda was to push this new form of vaccine, this mRNA vaccine, because it was going to make the industry billions of dollars. And in order for them to promote this because they didn’t have the time to do randomized control trials for efficacy and safety, they had to use Emergency Use Authorization [EAU],” Saleeby said.

“It completely destroys the vaccine position,” Dark concurred. “One thing that’s written very clearly is that you cannot have a known acceptable form of treatment out there available to the public and still be operating under emergency use.”

“If there was a possible treatment for COVID-19, the vaccine would not be able to obtain emergency authorization use,” Wright said. “If there’s any possible treatment, then the vaccines would have to go through rigorous testing.”