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>>themgt+(OP)
The main problem here is that Public health agencies are refusing to admit they are / were wrong in certain cases causing all political non sense. The second problem is that public healt official ended relying too much on mandates/enforcements and way too little on propaganda.

For example, it is obvious now that vaccines do not prevent one from getting COVID and spreading COVID. Yes - vaccines definitely make having COVID like a mild fly: I got it just now and I was just a little sick for a couple of days.

But they still claim that vaccines are preventing the spread.

And then the approach is really bad: instead of running “viagra style” commercials on TV for vaccinations they decided to go with heavy handed mandates and requirements. I bet a couple of Steph Curry and Tom Brady commercials about vaccination will do wonder.

>>tlogan+lf1
My person, Donald Trump was getting booed for telling people at his rallys to get the vaccine, and you think having a superstar in the least-liked sports league amongst Republicans tell them to get shots would work better than a mandate?

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-booed-al...

https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/20/politics/donald-trump-booster...

https://thehill.com/changing-america/enrichment/arts-culture...

>>seizet+Ch1
Yes - it will help. At least it will not hurt CDC as much as mandates. It seems strange that CDC had policy “if somebody does not want vaccine we should force them instead convince them”. So strange that many people started being suspicious.

Meaning we did not have any - zero - nada - none - commericals on TV for vaccinations. And many many crypto ones.

>>tlogan+ej1
> we did not have any - zero - nada - none - commericals on TV for vaccinations.

That's sad your country didn't see the need to advertise. In the US we had tons of them.