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How to Avoid Vaccines, and Die Like a Medieval Peasant
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8230489061
- EAN9798230489061
- Date de parution08/07/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
How to Avoid Vaccines, and Die Like a Medieval PeasantBy Cliff PottsYou could trust doctors, scientists, and centuries of medical progress.Or you could rub essential oils on your feet and pray to Joe Rogan. How to Avoid Vaccines, and Die Like a Medieval Peasant is a razor-sharp satire of pandemic denial, wellness grifts, and weaponized ignorance. From miracle cures made of garlic and horse paste to the bizarre fantasy that "natural immunity" will save us all, Cliff Potts skewers the absurdity of anti-vax culture with wit, rage, and just enough truth to make it hurt.
Written with the dark humor of a frontline nurse who's seen one too many funerals, this book is part public health roast, part medieval throwback, and all savage. One chapter tells the brutal truth of what life was actually like without vaccines. The rest? A firestorm of sarcasm, aimed directly at those who think Facebook is peer-reviewed science. It's not for the faint of heart. But neither is polio.
Perfect For Fans Of: Political satire and black comedy The Onion, Lewis Black, or George Carlin Public health professionals who want to scream People who know vaccines work but still need a good laugh
Written with the dark humor of a frontline nurse who's seen one too many funerals, this book is part public health roast, part medieval throwback, and all savage. One chapter tells the brutal truth of what life was actually like without vaccines. The rest? A firestorm of sarcasm, aimed directly at those who think Facebook is peer-reviewed science. It's not for the faint of heart. But neither is polio.
Perfect For Fans Of: Political satire and black comedy The Onion, Lewis Black, or George Carlin Public health professionals who want to scream People who know vaccines work but still need a good laugh
