Early on in March 2020, I was leery of the hysteria surrounding Covid and decided my course of action was to wait and see. At the time I was under the impression that I was a freeborn citizen with a number of unalienable rights, including sovereignty over my bodily choices.
When the talk started about new vaccines being imminent, I again decided I would wait and see whether the vaccines were all they were cracked up to be.
This was then, and is now, an entirely reasonable position to take, screeching from media and Twitter hounds notwithstanding.
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