Suzey
Think there are as many women against it as men ,I'm one of them ,lots of women can't just go and protest as have family commitments
As you are one of the 'anti' demographic - can you tell us what it is that you object to?
I'm not being facetious - I'm genuinely interested.
Let me say that I'm not against anyone who feels qualms about forced vaccination, nor anyone who worries about the possible side effects of the vaccine. Though I admit I don't understand the resistance to wearing masks in overcrowded and unventilated areas, like public transport, etc.
I'm also aware that the way the government has / and is now / handling the crisis, leaves a lot to be desired, to put it mildly.
But in spite of this, I still don't understand the motivation behind the protests. Bearing in mind that this is a public health issue and the fate of our NHS, economy and people's lives depend on what action we do or don't take - can you explain?
