I am an RN. Doing what you are told is not an excuse. You need to investigate for yourself and follow your research and religious beliefs. I quit my job early because I: 1) refused to be an advocate for the Covid shot which I knew was a scam, 2) I refused to give my hospital carte blanche to use my vaccine status in whatever manner the hospital deemed “advanced their business model”, 3). They also were demanding employees take the flu vaccine on top of the Covid shot. You said it in a nutshell: “There are so many good people in the medical industry, who are just not smart.” They are dealing with life and death. Should we really accept that as an excuse? Do you really want a robot or not very smart person taking care of you? My experience regarding the younger generation of nurses and doctors is that they want to be told what to do, not use deductive reasoning/their brain. How does that type of caregiver, be it a doctor or nurse, improve your health? Has she, knowing that she injected individuals wit a harmful shot, which has caused damage to herself, willingly relinquished her nursing license, or have all doctors involved also done so, or the hospital administrators pushing doctors to harm their patients given up the hospitals license to operate? If the answer is “No”, I conclude none of them shows an ounce of remorse. And there is the answer to your question.

I am an RN. Doing what you are told is not an excuse. You need to investigate for yourself and follow your research and religious beliefs. I quit my job early because I: 1) refused to be an advocate for the Covid shot which I knew was a scam, 2) I refused to give my hospital carte blanche to use my vaccine status in whatever manner the hospital deemed “advanced their business model”, 3). They also were demanding employees take the flu vaccine on top of the Covid shot. You said it in a nutshell: “There are so many good people in the medical industry, who are just not smart.” They are dealing with life and death. Should we really accept that as an excuse? Do you really want a robot or not very smart person taking care of you? My experience regarding the younger generation of nurses and doctors is that they want to be told what to do, not use deductive reasoning/their brain. How does that type of caregiver, be it a doctor or nurse, improve your health?