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Eroding trust. and our democratic process, the fairness and integrity of our elections. just a look at what happens specifically this year, with the abortion supreme court case you cited, that is coming from mississippi. where it has been pushed by the mississippi gop, my home state might have the highest infant mortality, if you care about life, is that a case that you are going to pay millions of dollars to get to the supreme court? or could that money be better spent, on the men and women in your state? it's a microcosm of the problems, in this country, when it comes to, ceremonial politics...

They think it is too interventionist, and they see thatis interventionist, and they see that is unconservative. then the other things we have seen, a series of unforced errors and misjudgments of the last few weeks, starting from, really, the whole 0wen paterson sleaze allegation, the christmas parties, denying anything ever happened, now it is being investigated and someone has resigned over it, to other issues as well. so i think that issues as well. so i think that is eroding trust, certainly, and that does need to be looked at. i guess if there was to be any kind of been positive around th...

In austria earlier this month. there have also been protests in germany, the netherlands and several other countries, too. and this isn'tjust about a mistrust of government. it's also about a mistrust in health care, something that could be exacerbated by vaccine mandates. there are potential downsides of course in terms of decreasing trust in the medical system, decreasing trust in doctors in general, which could have negative consequences in the future. eroding trust in doctors is a possible risk if vaccines are mandated, and another argument against doing this is that covid isn't the only c...

Eroding trust in doctors is a possible risk if vaccines are mandated, and another argument against doing this is that covid isn't the only cause of pressure on healthcare systems. in an article in the guardian newspaper, professorjulian savulescu is quoted saying: though some would say covid vaccines are being used precisely to avoid healthcare collapse. and while we consider all of these arguments, it's worth remembering compulsory vaccines didn't arrive with this pandemic. back in the 19th century, vaccine mandates were used widely in europe to tackle smallpox. right now, many healthcare wor...

Medical system, decreasing trust in doctors in general, which could have negative consequences in the future. eroding trust in doctors as a possible risk, if vaccines are mandated, and then another argument against doing this is that covid isn't the only cause a pressure on health care systems. in an article in the guardian newspaper, this professor is quoted, saying that... some would say covid vaccines are being used precisely to avoid health care collapse, though. and while we consider all of these arguments, it's worth remembering, compulsory vaccines didn't arrive with this pandemic. back...