“Had no value for personal health history” Aaron Rodgers highlights the fraud in Covid-19’s vaccine culture which made Kyrie Irving NBA’s #1 villain
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Kyrie Irving and Aaron Rodgers
Kyrie Irving is really one of the most hated and disrespected active stars from the league. And, the story wasn’t the same always even though he used to get criticized for bouncing around teams he was never the #1 villain of the league. But today, the media has framed and picturized him really well that the hate and criticism from the fans are very real. His decision of not getting vaccinated first had him out of the game but once the mandate was lifted he was back and winning. But still, Kyrie Irving is a guy who you can’t trust as the media said since he was unavailable when the Nets needed him the most. They also blame him for Hardens’ departure and the team’s terrible post season.
Kyrie Irving also lost his well-deserved contract extension this year with the Brooklyn Nets due to his unavailability and personal choice of not getting vaccinated. He even lost a lot of value in the market as people earlier were trying their best to get him canceled but fortunately, they didn’t win. All of this happened because of him remaining firm on his decision of not getting vaccinated. Kyrie Irving has a choice and he made one knowing the price he’ll have to pay and the consequences he’ll be facing. So going against him and trying to get him out of the business and culture is just absolutely wrong and senseless. But that’s exactly what the thousands of critical takes of media did to him in an indirect way.
There weren’t many names who came out and backed up Kyrie Irving but someone who feels him is Aaron Rodgers of NFL. The Green Bay Packers quarterback is also a part of the very same vaccine controversy but he has a medical reason for it and just chose the wrong way to get the word out. But he surely understands how big of a fraud the vaccine culture really is as it has forced many to allow something in their body which they don’t really want or trust. As recently, while appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience” he talked about the media and how NFL tried to get everyone vaccinated.
Aaron Rodgers speaks up for athletes like Kyrie Irving who suffered for their opinion on vaccination
Aaron Rodgers didn’t bring Kyrie Irving and other guys like them into the conversation but the points he focused upon while talking about NFL and the teams trying everyone to get vaccinated, relate to all of them. As he quoted: “And then we are going to virtue a signal to say look how righteous our league is. We have 95 percent compliance with the vaccine and if you don’t we are going to send a suit a stooge to your team to show you graphs of your vaccination percentage of your team compared to the rest of the league…He showed these slides… And I start asking them questions about liability… But you’re in here talking about all these different things and you don’t talk about anybody’s personal health issues. There’s zero exemptions you took out religious exemptions, you took out PEG exemptions. You took out anybody’s ability to have an opinion…”
Aaron Rodgers really has made a big point here and the world especially the media should focus on it and give such stars an apology for what they have done to them. Further, the quarterback just like Kyrie Irving talked about how the mandate made people lose their jobs and how it was just unfair to many around. Guys like Uncle Drew have suffered a lot both on and off the court or field they suit up for and the reason was just them having an opinion on getting vaccinated or not.
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Ritik Malik
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