Comments by "" (@rvdb8876) on "One vaccine dose and two viral variants" video.

So, people who are not vaccinated will be stigmatized, just like they did with the Jews in Nazi Germany? This happened in a dictatorship. But the fact that there are now people who find this normal and who also justify doing this in democratic countries is really going too far. It shows once again how far these people are mentally derailed in their anxiety psychosis. A totally irresponsible assault on human rights.
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@jerrycann9072 Maybe because Germany is a neighbor and Hottentots, Boedisten, ect. are far away, as far as I'm concerned. Also because my parents and grandparents suffered under the Nazi occupation, fortunately I wasn't born yet. But intolerance now goes very far, doesn't it. Even if I give an example, it is no longer possible for me to choose the "example" myself. I think stigmatizing people is wrong, just as you see today that people are stigmatized as "white supremasists" because they are white. This is one of the worst forms of racism, because the people who do this use the race card for political ends. Yet you don't hear anything else these days. Disgusting. Now, back on topic, depriving people of (human) rights because they are not vaccinated and granting those rights to people with a vaccination card, is discrimination and stigmatization, discrimination first class, it is completely wrong and completely against human rights . Yet there are people who defend this. It indicates how badly one has slipped into this fear psychosis. As Professor Matias Desmet said, "People in anxiety psychosis can be coaxed into anything and are capable of anything." "Their gaze is so narrowed that they only see the fear object." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOLhF9fyjkk&t=1937s&ab_channel=DeNieuweWereld
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@jerrycann9072 You asked me why "you people", with which you placed me in a group, of which I cannot see in your brain who you actually mean by this group "you people". Nevertheless, I tried to give you an honest answer, given that indeed my parents and grandparents suffered under the occupation of the Nazis and it were the Nazis who stigmatized the Jews. I also know this from the stories my grandparents and parents have told me. I cannot say more than what actually happened. I can't reverse or rewrite history as some try to do. When you ask a question, it implies you're waiting for an answer, doesn't it? If you don't like that answer, well, that's your problem. But yes, maybe I should not have answered your nonsensical question: "why you people". Quote: "Doesn't work." Apparently it works, judging by your reaction. So I will stick to my example to use the Nazis as an example and will also stick to the rest of my speech, whether you like it or not, I don't care, that is your problem.
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@jerrycann9072 If you don't care about me, then why are you bombarding me with your silly and silly questions? Rhetorically, so you don't have to answer, your answer doesn't interest me anyway. Moreover, the faith of my ancestors is irrelevant here and I have not mentioned it, so you don't even know what you are talking about. Get a life.
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