1) It can theoretically yes, when it's led by serious people and kept in line. Not if it's led by shills that are just talking about stupid conspiratard shit rather than anything real IE what I'm referring to in the UK and US.

2) I fail to see the bridge between Revolutionary Nationalism/Third Positionism and its antithesis, Radical Zionist Libertarianism. They are exact opposites in essence and form.

As for your point, as I've said in my very first comment:

If you guys just say you don't want to get it because you don't think it's had sufficient testing (true), you're young and healthy (I hope it's true), you're scared of needles (is prolly true for a lot of people) etc I wouldn't say a thing. I just have an issue against lunatic tier conspiracies about how the elites are trying to genocide everyone who supports them, starting with the jews, for reasons that have absolutely no coherence. Also nobody's theories align and everybody's theories constantly change, so they don't even align with themselves and are constantly proven wrong then they just make up a new theory.

Clearly I never said anything against justifiable concerns of the efficacy and safety of the vaccine. That is a WILDLY different thing to the popular narrative in the anti-vax crowd that the vaccine is a bioweapon designed to kill the entire planet, only people with schizophrenia believe this. You are taking my critiques of batshit insane conspiratard nonsense and then pretending I'm applying it to things ordinary people might think IE the vaccine was rushed and therefore could potentially have unknown side effects. You're the only one engaging in strawmanning and lumping things together dishonestly.