Recent changes to vaccine recommendations have reignited debates about public health, personal choice, and government policy. As a former healthcare provider, I take a look at RFK Jr.'s vaccine agenda, the misinformation surrounding vaccines, and the strange contradiction between bodily autonomy and selective government interference.
When “doing your own research” means ignoring decades of science, you don’t get answers—you get louder mistakes.
Vaccines didn’t suddenly become controversial—people just stopped remembering what disease actually looks like. A blunt look at misinformation, military readiness, and why the flu shot still matters.
We don’t romanticize disease—we romanticize surviving it. And that difference matters more than people want to admit.
