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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 443716" data-attributes="member: 35">It&#039;s odd how it&#039;s being dismissed as &quot;an opinion by an anonymous person on the internet&quot; when there are several well-sourced threads on the subject.&nbsp; The data has even appeared in mainstream publications.&nbsp; Much of the mainstream has acknowledged that there was misinformation about masks, vaccine efficacy and side effects, lockdowns, etc.&nbsp; That was downplayed as well-intentioned ignorance before they had all the facts, but the fact remains that the people calling out misinformation were the ones pushing it.I don&#039;t think anybody wanted to get into the weeds about all that in a thread dedicated to a kind, generous person like Dolly Parton.&nbsp; Her financial investment into the vaccine didn&#039;t bother me, as I know her concern for the health and well-being of people was genuine.&nbsp; The only thing that bothered me was her involvement in the &quot;global immunization campaign&quot; because she resorted to insults to try to coerce people into getting vaccinated.&nbsp; Calling people cowards seemed to be the go-to line for people pushing the vaccine.&nbsp;I&#039;m sure she thought she was just doing the right thing to get us through the pandemic, but I thought it was disappointing since she usually stood for personal freedom.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 443716, member: 35"] It's odd how it's being dismissed as "an opinion by an anonymous person on the internet" when there are several well-sourced threads on the subject. The data has even appeared in mainstream publications. Much of the mainstream has acknowledged that there was misinformation about masks, vaccine efficacy and side effects, lockdowns, etc. That was downplayed as well-intentioned ignorance before they had all the facts, but the fact remains that the people calling out misinformation were the ones pushing it. I don't think anybody wanted to get into the weeds about all that in a thread dedicated to a kind, generous person like Dolly Parton. Her financial investment into the vaccine didn't bother me, as I know her concern for the health and well-being of people was genuine. The only thing that bothered me was her involvement in the "global immunization campaign" because she resorted to insults to try to coerce people into getting vaccinated. Calling people cowards seemed to be the go-to line for people pushing the vaccine. I'm sure she thought she was just doing the right thing to get us through the pandemic, but I thought it was disappointing since she usually stood for personal freedom. [/QUOTE]

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