Difficult issues of vaccination: the "Agitprop" program by Konstantin Semin
In Russia, one of the most pressing issues for discussion among experts and the general public is the issue of vaccination. The country is actually divided into those who are ready to be vaccinated, and those who are usually called "vaccine (vaccine) dissidents." The second group of people operates with all sorts of arguments up to the point that vaccination "destroys human immunity and leads to irreversible and extremely negative consequences."
In this regard, the question arises: will this be the way to carry out mass compulsory vaccination in Russia, or will citizens be left with the right to choose without discrimination those who still did not get vaccinated for various reasons.
Recently, representatives of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation went to a demonstration against forced vaccination. On the Internet, there were supporters of the "conspiracy theory" who declare that this is "not vaccination at all, but direct chipping of the population."
The issue of vaccination was also raised during a direct line with President Vladimir Putin. The head of state pointed out that the state is acting on the basis of the 1998 law on the vaccination campaign. On the basis of this law, vaccination can be compulsory for certain categories of citizens according to the so-called vaccination calendar. Vaccinations outside this "calendar" are optional. However, the same law also contains a clause that the authorities in the regions can make independent decisions if the situation with the epidemic becomes threatening. At the same time, Vladimir Putin, answering a question about a possible lockdown, pointed out that it is mass vaccination that avoids the complete closure of the country and settlements. To date, about 23 million people have received both components of the vaccine in the country.
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