Most models are middle school drop outs from developing nations and lack the fundamental education to make rationale decisions over emotion based decisions.
True, though in this case, Doutzen’s
mentality is consistent with the petulant, spoiled and ungrateful attitude of having too much of a good thing and easy access to something most people in developing nations long for and are not getting any time soon. It’s a very ‘developed nation’ syndrome in which most of the population has been able to graduate a long time ago from occultism and other esoteric practices that involve irrational fears and thinking that the fact that some people slowly start deviating by choice is downplayed and simply considered an attempt to adhere to a political movement that relies on outlandish claims, which is partly true but the system is responsible for this, too. In most countries, you would get a visit from a social worker if your children are regularly seen in school hours playing with pigs, naked and eating mud in your backyard cause you know, it’s not the 15th century anymore. Being skeptical of science (vaccines) is not new, it has been brewing for years now and you kind of wonder why has it not been tackled aggressively? why are they not regulating more strictly the spreading of pseudo-science and how it’s been manifesting in real life choices? it is very 15th century too to think a growing part of the population, due to lack of education (by choice and the ability to have wealth without having to study- like in the case of Doutzen) or access to healthcare (those in the US) believes that spreading disease is a right.
We were relatively lucky with Covid in the fact that some die and some don’t and it’s kind of a dignified disease in which, yes, you die choking but there is no ‘look’ to having covid, but what if it was one of the diseases in the past that immediately kill you through vomiting and cover you in warts? thinking it’s a matter of opinion or freedom of speech under such graphic conditions would be seen as criminal as it really is now.
Anyway, I honestly think most of these models commenting on her ig are not necessarily antivaxxer themselves, they just feel bad for her because they know her personally and quite frankly, she seems like a perfectly nice person to be around. I think it’s convenient for them too to overlook the amount of responsibility that comes with being a public figure, in a social media platform and taking part in a debate you don’t really
need to take part in. It’s a bit like SLFC said.. there certainly is pressure for everyone to pick a side and live with the consequences of that, when in reality, you don’t have to.
