He’s a lawyer, not even qualified to have any authority on such matters.
Since 2005, Kennedy has promoted anti-vaccine misinformation[8] and public-health conspiracy theories,[9] including the scientifically disproven claim of a causal link between vaccines and autism. The preservative Kennedy bases his claims on has not been used in childhood vaccines since 2001.[10]Kennedy has described his position as advocating for medical freedom and raising concerns about government overreach in public health matters, though public health experts and fact checkers have widely criticized this framing.[11][12] Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, he has emerged as a leading proponent of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation in the United States.[13][1] Many of his often false public health claims have targeted prominent figures such as Anthony Fauci, Bill Gates, and Joe Biden.
No point in arguing this stuff. I agree with you 100%. I lived the COVID stuff and still have the PTSD to prove it. But everyone with an internet connection knows it better than me. Every now and then I lose focus and fight with people who blatantly deny facts, but I have discovered that ultimately all you do is raise your own rage and you are ultimately giving them what they want. They want to be fighters in this crusade against evil. Whenever you argue the truth they have someone they consider to be part of the bad side that they can fight with. If you just let what they are saying echo into the void, everything is better.