Our lives have been disrupted for a long time due to the coronavirus pandemic. Even today, we continue to experience the effects of that period. The most important role in the end of the pandemic was the role of the vaccines developed.
In this process, some people who are against vaccination are making calls for stopping vaccination and protesting against vaccination. Numerous measures are being taken to direct people to vaccination and to save them from the effects of anti-vaccine opponents. In addition, there are many practices that encourage vaccination. One of them is US President Biden’s call for vaccination as a vaccine on live broadcast.
Vaccination by famous name fake
Joe Rogan, comedian, announcer and podcaster, has been making controversial comments about vaccines and methods of fighting the epidemic lately. Lastly, regarding the booster dose that the US President had on-air, Rogen said, “I don’t think they would risk it. I think if they were to give him a booster dose, the last thing they would do would be to broadcast it live on television.”
Rogan continued, “What if he had died? What if he had a stroke? What if he had gotten the vaccine and passed out? For example . . . because people had experienced terrible side effects.” In the episode where he hosted Mike Baker, a former CIA member, Rogan continued to create conspiracy theories with his guest.
While Baker describes what Biden did as “performance art”, he supported the doubts about whether Biden was really vaccinated, and stated that everything about the US President was carried out very carefully, every step was taken by evaluating the messages, data and national security measures. he did.
The vaccine poses no risk
According to the data, the rate of people who died after being vaccinated against the coronavirus in the USA is 2 per hundred thousand, but the fact that they have been vaccinated does not mean that these people died because of the vaccine. The fact that something happens after a vaccine is not always linked to the fact that the vaccine caused it. The rate of those who graduate from university after vaccination is higher than the death rate, in this case, we do not say that vaccination causes university graduation.
Rogan drew criticism for making statements on his podcast without relying on any scientific data or statistics. Of course, it is not possible to prove 100% that Biden’s vaccine is real, but Rogan’s claims are not very reliable either. Although the subject of the vaccine draws attention because it is controversial, in fact, the conversations in the program are as irrelevant as Rogan sitting a plastic surgeon in front of him and discussing the operations of the CIA.
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