Sabaka responded to Chaputa’s words: Evil begets evil and anger begets anger! Let’s not be angry at the unvaccinated – Topky.sk

“History has shown us many times that it does not create hatred, but destroys it, even its originator. And we need to protect this world and our Slovakia in it. “ These were also the words of President Zuzana Čaputová in a speech in which she presented the state of the republic.

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Currently, the third wave of coronavirus marked by the delta variant is raging in Slovakia. The situation is extremely tense, more and more infected people, as well as hospitalized and coronavirus victims. The largest part is unvaccinated. And vaccination is currently one of the reasons for the polarization of society.

“Emotions, especially on the subject of vaccination, divide our society, our families, colleagues in the workplace, neighbors. My positive attitude towards vaccination has been known for a long time and I consider it to be the most effective way to deal with a pandemic. At the same time, however, I remind you that the mere fact that someone is not vaccinated does not make them a bad person or a stupid person., ” Čaputová said in her report. She added, she could understand people’s fears, but fear and anger should not be consciously abused to release hatred towards other people.

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Evil begets evil, and anger begets anger

According to doctor Petr Sabak, these are really wise words that needed to be said. “Inducing anger is really extremely harmful and it will not help. Evil begets evil, and anger begets anger. Of course, most readers of this status will first be attacked by the anger of the antivax scene against scientists and experts. ” Sabaka warned. As he said, this applies to everyone.

In his opinion, it would be wrong to be angry at people who have not yet been vaccinated. “It is natural that they have concerns, and that their concerns about vaccination will eventually prevail is also the failure of us scientists and experts. “ stated Sabaka, who added that it was not appropriate to be angry at the protesters either. “I understand their frustration. Trying to understand and help is now probably the best way to survive this crisis, ” concluded.