by Kerry Dougherty

Well, it looks like America went from 15 days to slow the spread to vaccine goon squads fanning out across the country, going door to door to demand that everyone get vaccinated against COVID-19.

Who didn’t see this coming?

According to a story in The New York Post, President Joe Biden announced Tuesday that his administration would step up efforts to get Americans vaccinated against COVID-19 with a new program that would go ‘door to door, literally knocking on doors,’ urging people to get the shots…

The administration failed to reach its self-imposed goal of having 70% of the nation’s eligible people at least partially vaccinated by July 4th. In a briefing earlier in the day, Press Secretary Jen Psaki said that by the end of this week nearly 160 million Americans would be fully vaccinated.

When asked about whether the administration would halt or slow initiatives to convince Americans to take the vaccine now that the remaining hold outs seem unwilling, Psaki insisted that efforts would continue, though she did rule out any federal mandates for now.

Chilling.

If the thought of medical brown shirts on your doorstep doesn’t worry you, you’ve lost your love of liberty. Understandable, I suppose, given the sweeping suspension of civil liberties during 15 months of arbitrary emergency orders.

Fact is, vaccines have been free and available to all adult Americans for months. If after weighing the risks and benefits of the shots, folks declined them, that’s their business.

The good news is the numbers of Americans testing positive for COVID-19 are down sharply from the highs of January, hospitalizations have cratered and so have the numbers of deaths from COVID-19.

But that isn’t good enough for the public health potentates running the country. They seem convinced that the “vaccine hesitant” crowd will roll up their sleeves if only government agents pound on their doors and scare them into submission.

To that end, the Biden administration has also been relentlessly hyping the “Delta” variant, which seems to be more contagious, but far less deadly than earlier versions of the virus. In fact, the symptoms sound suspiciously like a — dare I say it? — a head cold.

Of course, if the Delta variant isn’t enough to frighten folks into vaccinations, the Lambda version is waiting in the wings. If that doesn’t scare the bejabbers out of the unvaccinated, just wait for the Theta model.

No doubt the mainstream media will dutifully hype the danger of each.

Look, many of us have had enough hysteria, exaggerations and government intervention during the pandemic to last a lifetime. We want no more lockdowns, no more mask mandates, no one on our doorsteps.

Tell Joe that sending his lieutenants to pound on doors is not going to turn out the way he thinks it will.

Enough. Leave folks alone. This is getting creepy.

This column has been republished with permission from Kerry: Unemployed & Unedited.


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19 responses to “What’s Next? Vaccine Goon Squads?”

  1. Nancy Naive Avatar
    Nancy Naive

    Robert Heinlein’s quote on studying is applicable to Kerry more often than not.

    1. WayneS Avatar

      Which quote is that? I found one peripherally related to learning, but not one related to studying:

      “Anyone who cannot cope with mathematics is not fully human. At best, he is a tolerable subhuman who has learned to wear his shoes, bathe, and not make messes in the house.”

      1. Stephen Haner Avatar
        Stephen Haner

        Grok.

      2. Nancy Naive Avatar
        Nancy Naive

        Oooh, I like that one too.

        It was about studying, per se, so much as having to study to achieve one’s innate ability.

        1. WayneS Avatar

          To be precise, that is not a direct Heinlein quote, it’s a quote from his character Lazarus Long in Time Enough for Love

          1. Nancy Naive Avatar
            Nancy Naive

            Well, to be precise too, the quote I had in mind was again dialogue…

            “Were you born stupid, Heinrich, or did you have to study?” ― Robert A. Heinlein, Stranger in a Strange Land

  2. Nancy Naive Avatar
    Nancy Naive

    This article would be better published at BaQAnon’s Rebellion. You need to add a gratuitous mention of “black face” to keep it relevant. Ooh, ooh, I know. Mention UVa medical school, Bhattacharyya, and mental illnesses as a side effect of J&J’s vaccines.

    Where were you when…
    https://journalofethics.ama-assn.org/article/informed-consent-military-anthrax-vaccination-case/2007-10

    Maybe you should catch the Ghent arsonist.

    1. WayneS Avatar

      BaQAnon’s Rebellion?

      Will you please provide a link?…

      😉

      1. Nancy Naive Avatar
        Nancy Naive

        I really wish I could. I would really like to see a first hand source of this QAnon stuff. Unvarnished, so to speak. I confess to being curious of just how stupid are these people, and it’s difficult to get a good read after MSM gets a hold of the story.

    2. James C. Sherlock Avatar
      James C. Sherlock

      OK

  3. WayneS Avatar

    If all they are going to do is knock on doors and urge people to get vaccinated, then I see nothing wrong with it. I will treat them the same way I treat Jehovah’s Witnesses and census officials:

    Step 1 – I inform them I have my own beliefs and that I choose to keep them private. (If they are census takers I tell them how many people live in my house).

    Step 2 – I politely decline further discussion, bid them good day and ask them to leave; and then I close the door (or walk away if I am outside).

    That approach has never failed me, whether dealing with Jehovah’s Witnesses, census officials, or anyone else proselytizing on my doorstep. I see no reason why it will not work on the Vaccinehovah’a Witnesses as well.

    1. Nancy Naive Avatar
      Nancy Naive

      You should ask them, “tell me more”. It leaves them befuddled and groping for words. They’ve never got so far.

      1. WayneS Avatar

        Hey, that’s not a bad idea…

      2. LarrytheG Avatar
        LarrytheG

        No, don’t do that. They WILL come in if you invite them!!

  4. Dick Hall-Sizemore Avatar
    Dick Hall-Sizemore

    More disinformation and hysteria from Kerry:

    Delta less deadly–she bases that on different symptoms, such as no loss of smell. Although there is still some uncertainty, experience so far indicates that the delta variant is more deadly. https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/5-things-to-know-delta-variant-covid

    Goon squads–See Wayne S.’ reply. How would that be different than census takers?

    1. LarrytheG Avatar
      LarrytheG

      As long as the virus has hosts it can infect, then replicate and mutate, and we have no idea if the next mutation will be like the common cold or super COVID or not even affected by current vaccines, so even those currently vaccinated are at risk for new strains.

      That’s how the common cold work every year.

      New covid strains could be like the common cold or super deadly – we don’t know.

      Some scientists think we are playing with fire the longer we fail to reach herd immunity.

      https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/coronavirus/a-new-strain-of-coronavirus-what-you-should-know

    2. Nancy Naive Avatar
      Nancy Naive

      Kerry is channeling MTG… clearly she’s hoping to hang out with the ‘smart’ girls.
      https://thehill.com/homenews/house/561800-greene-compares-biden-vaccination-push-to-nazis

      BTW, she probably doesn’t cotton to census takers either.

    3. James C. Sherlock Avatar
      James C. Sherlock

      OK

      1. LarrytheG Avatar
        LarrytheG

        I’m SHOCKED NN, I though Capn Spreadsheet LIKED You! geeze…

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