Calley Means: Why are we so concerned about talking about vaccines?

"It's the selective outrage. Why are we so concerned about talking about vaccines? Why is it such an impetus from our trusted institutions that you are a horrible parent if you've even asked a question about 72 shots to your kids and why isn't that level of urgency around childhood nutrition or childhood chronic disease. Why is it: We can't possibly expect parents not to load their kids with a bunch of sugar and all these toxic ingredients and by the way those people can't afford whole food. It's actually racist and classist to even suggest people should be able to afford organic food. We can't possibly expect parents to have non-toxic food. But when it comes to pharmaceutical interventions, there's no price too high and if you don't follow it to a tee, you're a terrible person. Why is it when we have 9 out of 10 killers of Americans are preventable lifestyle conditions when 95% of medical costs go towards reversible chronic conditions. Why isn't there that urgency of the medical community educating parents about why people are getting sick and really the only vitriol, the only thing that's being censored, the only thing that's being enforced top down is absolute adherence to pharmaceutical products. Why during COVID, which was a metabolic condition, this was a disease that attacked weak immune systems, this was the disease that only killed people that were overweight or metabolically dysfunctional. Americans died at a much higher rate than European or Asian countries. Why wasn't there the same emphasis on hardening up our immune systems and attacking the root cause of that and it was all the airtime was around a pharmaceutical solution. This doesn't actually make sense, but it gets to the money."