The legendary Green Bay Packers quarterback is forgoing the COVID-19 vaccine because of 'sterility' concerns.
also has COVID-19, leaving only one signed player to get them through a game where players are regularly tackled by 250-pounds of pure muscle.So I was one of those who didn’t like Rodgers before that interview, haven’t for a while. That’s not to claim that I was somehow validated, but rather that I was still kind of stunned by it. I think the biggest thing was that while there is this sense that he is a smart guy, he is a bit of a diva which does affect things.
He also did one of those things that infuriates me in that he argued that we should listen to the science while also actively ignoring all the science that supports the vaccines. Stated that he wasn’t anti-vaccine before going full-in on all the reasons you shouldn’t take the vaccine, including stuff that that science hasn’t even established. Then went onto explain how this wasn’t political before saying that it was the left wanting to cancel him.
By the way, as a bonus, he quoted Martin Luther King Jr about standing against unjust laws as well as those that make no sense. Latter part in the actual quote, while also there is something insane about being a generationally wealthy elite athlete who is able to continue in their profession with some hassle and deciding you can be compared to someone speaking from jail due to their fight against legal segration.
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