This post was inspired by Steve Kirsch's letter to the Dean of Sciences at MIT, Negris Mavalvala. He called her out in a substack post, saying that she should resign, because she was completely unwilling to look at real scientific data that shows the vaccines are very clearly causing myocarditis - especially in younger people.
Some people might think it was harsh for Steve Kirsch to call her out publicly in the way he did. Some people might think it seemed mean. After all, he just had a friendly meeting with her, over coffee. Calling her out on Substack shortly after, to say that she should resign (if she is unwilling to look at more data), may sound a bit extreme.
Well, you know what's way more extreme? m being an isolated incident. More and more kids are coming down with myocarditis after getting their Covid vaccines.
There are so many people in this world who hesitate to do the right thing, because they don't want to offend people. It's so much easier to just go along with the crowd and make like nothing's wrong.
But when you're in the middle of a pandemic involving the kind of corruption that has the potential to kill children, adults, and wipe out half (or more) of the human race by causing miscarriages and infertility, there is no room for Bystander Syndrome (BS)!
All of us need to SPEAK UP and do the right thing. Even if we know it's going to hurt someone's feelings, or cause large numbers of people to potentially dislike us, or call us names. Nobody likes to be disliked, but when there are lives at stake, we all need to step up and do the right thing.
Here are some quotes by Martin Luther King, Jr., that seem relevant to the Pandemic we're in today.
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We who engage in nonviolent direct action are not the creators of tension. We merely bring to the surface the hidden tension that is already alive.

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