You’d have to kill me first’: Jordan Peterson slams Trudeau’s call for booster shots
Peterson, who has had the jabs but has since regretted taking them, made clear he would not be getting a booster. He fired back at Trudeau's suggesting that a COVID jab should somehow be part of a shopping list.
"Up yours @JustinTrudeau. Seriously. You'd have to kill me first," tweeted Peterson on Christmas Eve in response to Trudeau's tweet.
Peterson admitted he made a "stupid" decision to get the COVID jabs because he thought doing so would mean the government would leave him "alone."
Despite the Canadian government praising
the effectiveness of the COVID jabs, trials have never produced evidence that vaccines
stop infection or transmission. In fact, they do not even claim to reduce
hospitalization, but the measurement of success is in preventing severe
symptoms of COVID-19.