I've posted a few times about how my 10-person office is reacting to vaccines. I told my boss I wouldn't get one, that I would leave the company if mandated.
Today, 2 of my coworkers got vaccinated in the morning with one more going this afternoon. They're posting on instagram, they're all excited on our morning conference call about getting vaccinated, they're trying to push it on our social media accounts. I'm so disappointed. I'm sad for them, that they just get sucked into this giant socially engineered web. They've been victims of marketing by the cabal, they're being manipulated and forced into something they just "trust" and don't know anything about. They're blind to the numbers of deaths and illnesses caused by the "vaccines" and then I'm the crazy person who is refusing.
It's like all of a sudden, "everyone else is doing it" is the attitude, when literally less than half a year ago, it was "nobody should do it because Orange Man bad." Everybody seems to have amnesia or something. It's driving me fucking crazy and all I can do is sit back and be silent and allow them to hopefully realize they've been played.
It's so infuriating I can't help but feel disengaged and just pity them at this point. Bless their sweet, dumb hearts.
I work for a city and my organization is always sending emails about where you can get a shot. It's not required, but out of 50 people I will probably be one of a few who doesn't get it. If I keep my mouth shut they'll all assume I got it. I feel like I'm living on another planet.
I'm hoping for the same where I work.
When Trump was in office, about 50% of them said they wouldn't vaccinate, but in the last two weeks almost everyone went out and received their first shot.
At this point its so ubiquitous that I'm hoping it's just assumed "everyone got it" and I can avoid the whole conversation about refusing to get it entirely.