Joy Reid's Hate-Filled Rant About Unvaccinated Will Make Your Blood Boil

It seems like there is nothing the left won't do to advocate against the right of personal choice. Where ever you land on the issue of whether to vaccinate or not, ultimately it should be the choice of the individual. This is still America.

MSNBC's appointed inciter Joy Reid was outraged when people compared Dr. Facui to a doctor who served under Hitler. The comparison was made based on Fauci openly experimenting on the public with novel vaccines to a novel virus that he may have helped create through gain of function research funding.

Reid, who was speaking with far-left wingnut former Senator Claire McCaskill, called the unvaccinated 'whiny little babies' and those who support their rights to choose 'angels of death'. It was all part of Reid's attempt to spew hate over their personal freedoms and to invoke fear and anger in her viewers.

Reid introduced the segment by trashing Fox News hosts who complain about mask and vaccination mandates. “They have no problem bumping off their own supporters,” Reid said. “They don’t care who dies.”

“I think there needs to be a rule,” McCaskill replied. “It’s a pretty basic rule: You can’t trash the vaccine if you’ve taken it — end of discussion. If you’ve taken the vaccine, you can’t trash it.”

“If you have taken it,” McCaskill said, “you are acknowledging the science that is involved in the lifesaving qualities that vaccine represents in your own body.”

“There’s also a whiny little baby part of it. These people are so mad that anyone would tell them what to do,” she said. “They’re so outraged that anyone would dare to tell them to do something safe to keep other people safe.”

She then shifted and began reading off a paper on her desk.

“Here’s the thing: If they lived in Austria, they have a vaccine mandate for the whole population. That’s strict!” she said. “Italy, real strict. Those mayors in Italy got on TV and screamed at people, said, ‘You better take your butt home!’ They’ll stop you in the street when they were on lockdown,” she continued.