I think the most important thing is to have the heart in the right place. I mean, be a good person. But honestly I'm more and more ok with having a different opinion about some things. I wouldn't vax my kids, and I've actually changed the mind of someone, who I was in a relationship with, about this topic. That was positive. So even because a relationship may start with different opinions, if you invite an inquisitive approach to these matters, people mind actually change their mind. So no, I don't regret it, because we also have a responsibility on HOW we present these topics to others, and we should also not assume that they can't change their opinion. It's all about presenting facts in a calm and non-confrontational manner. Bring the receipts, have your studies ready and be prepared to present the facts with curiosity and a positive outlook and approach. That's how we change minds. Not by saying "I believe this and if you don't, you're already on the side of the devil and there's no hope". Let's all take a chill pill and not be like the vaccine-religious cult that transformed the perception of a strong flu, into psychological terror. Peace ✌️

Totally trying to get a couple of friends on board

@Vincent Sherlock Yes, The portuguese constitution protects the freedom of citizens in regards to discrimination, consent and bodily autonomy. There's a law (often ignored) about informed consent specifically. Allegedly, every medical procedure, being a possible cure or prevention, has to be accompanied by informed consent. This means, the patient has to be informed of the desired effects and the undesirable effects of said procedure. Of course this is ignored every day but every patient has the right to call them out if thei fail to provide informed consent. And no service can be denied to anyone who refuses a medical procedure. Also no one has the right to access your medical history. This is aldo ignored by schools and such, but we can, again, call them out. They usually back off and move one. But no human right is to be taken for granted anywhere in the world. Everyone has to continually be active in the protection of these rights, because "they" will also try to move the post all the time.

@Zico Pollari You are very welcome 🫶

Will share for sure! EVERYONE, LETS MAKE THIS MOVEMENT GROW! 🙌

Always since I was a little boy and they forced me to get injected, I knew it wasn't right. And after covid I got to investigate the ingredients and studies... so now I cannot unsee that, so I'm strongly pro-body-sovereignty. No medical measure can be forced on anyone against their consent and no discrimination can come from their decision. Like it is stated in the Article 6 of the Universal Chart of Human Rights and Bioethics from UNESCO. And now I'm studying health, Osteopathy to be more precise.