Red flags

This was originally posted on Instagram on June 21, 2021.

You don’t need to know the answer to every question to know that something is off. 🚩

If I’ve learned anything over the past 16 years of researching these pesky injections, it’s that there is no way for me to know and understand every aspect of medicine, biology, public health policy, genetics, toxicology, immunology, etc etc.

And that’s okay. I don’t need those degrees. Those aren’t necessary for me to note that

Something
Is
Not
Right.

I can use my critical thinking skills, my understanding of God and His creation, my knowledge gained from research, and my intimate understanding of my own family history to make choices for my family.

🚩If I can’t *ask a simple question* about safety or efficacy without being labeled and shamed, that’s a red flag.

🚩When multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical companies are convicted of *crimes* for some of their products and yet totally exempt from liability for a whole other category... boom. Red flag.

🚩When pro-vacks doctors are called “anti-V-ers” simply for suggesting parents can space out the recommended schedule a bit... boom. Red flag.

🚩Censorship and cancel culture. Red flag.

🚩Rules change. Goal posts move. Rules are different for different people. Red flag, red flag, red flag.

Our culture has become a culture of expertise instead of common sense, of blind trust instead of critical thinking. In my opinion, these are not improvements, either at a cultural or personal level. We’ve become distrustful of our own God-given intuition, and at times are too fearful of not “listening to the experts” that we ignore evidence that is overwhelmingly on the side of caution.

It’s okay to ask why. It’s okay to slow down, to take your time deciding. And it’s okay to use YOUR knowledge and understanding to make decisions for YOUR family.

🚩🚩What was your red flag moment? Put it in the comments.🚩🚩

P.S. The funny thing about this past year is that the push for “blind trust in the experts” has moved some of my friends from being “right on schedule” v🪓ers over to questioning everything. Have you seen that too?