During a town hall with CNN this week, President Joe Biden falsely accused unvaccinated Americans of wanting to infect others with Wuhan coronavirus. He made the outrageous smear and allegation while claiming freedom was the excuse being used to do so.
"The idea is that, look, the two things that concern me are one that those trying to make this a political issue. Freedom? I have the freedom to kill you with my COVID. No, I mean, come on. Freedom?" Biden said, laughing at the idea Americans should have a choice about what goes into their bodies.
This statement, of course, was just another one of Biden's many lies and typical presentation of misinformation.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and the science, fully vaccinated individuals spread Wuhan coronavirus.
"High viral loads suggest an increased risk of transmission and raised concern that, unlike with other variants, vaccinated people infected with Delta can transmit the virus," CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said in a July statement.
Further, unvaccinated people aren't infected people, despite the Left's intentions to portray them as somehow being dirty and in need of isolation from society. Biden solidified this position when he was asked about people being fired from their jobs for refusing to comply with overreaching federal government vaccine mandates.
"Should police officers, emergency responders be mandated to get vaccines, and if not, should they stay at home or be let go?" CNN's Anderson Cooper asked.
"Yes and yes," Biden replied to a hand-selected room of audience members who loudly and predictably applauded the ghoulish reality.
Biden's gleeful response to police officers, medical workers and other first responders losing their jobs for refusing the Wuhan coronavirus vaccine proves this push isn't about public health or safety, especially given most of them have natural immunity. Instead, it's about power and purging those who dare think independently, ask questions or choose to say no. The people Americans praised as heroes at the height of the pandemic in 2020, working on the frontlines without solid information and limited treatments for the disease, are now being tossed aside for daring to question or resist the demands of Biden's regime.
The way Biden, the president of a once free country, speaks so flippantly of eliminating freedom, should scare the citizenry far more than the virus the government has used to paralyze Americans with fear and to control with endless government mandates. His answers, definition of freedom and policy positions on vaccine mandates go far beyond the pandemic. Without resistance and pushback, they will have broad implications and consequences for the future of the country.
If the president of the United States doesn't believe Americans have the freedom to make choices about their health, what else does Biden believe he has control over? Nothing is off limits for totalitarians, a title Biden is embracing more and more each day from the Oval Office. Moderates, which Biden claimed to be in order to get elected, don't attack freedom this way. Tyrants do.
