Stephen Harmon, a denialist who believed his religion would protect him, dies of covid. He made fun of vaccines and believed more in his religion than in immunology experts.
Stephen Harmon a negationist mocking of vaccines , has died in California after battling cl coronavirus for a month. Harmon, who was a member of Hillsong, an evangelical church, had stated that he “trusted the Bible more than Anthony Fauci, ” the epidemiologist who leads the fight against COVID-19 in the United States.
Denialism or pasotism, two visas to the UCI
The denier, who had 7,000 followers on ‘Twitter’ , published in June that “I have 99 problems, but the vaccine is not one of them.” However, at the hospital on the outskirts of Los Angeles where he died last Wednesday, he was treated for pneumonia caused by covid-19 . In one of his latest tweets, he reported that they had to intubate him. “I don’t know when I’ll wake up, please pray,” he asked.
Despite being sick with covid-19, he claimed not to want to be vaccinated since he believed that his religion would protect him from the virus . Even days before his death he joked about the pandemic and vaccines , shared memes and said he trusted his religion more than experts like Fauci.
Stephen Harmon, a denialist who believed his religion would protect him, dies of covid. He made fun of vaccines and believed more in his religion than in immunology experts.
Stephen Harmon a negationist mocking of vaccines , has died in California after battling cl coronavirus for a month. Harmon, who was a member of Hillsong, an evangelical church, had stated that he “trusted the Bible more than Anthony Fauci, ” the epidemiologist who leads the fight against COVID-19 in the United States.
Denialism or pasotism, two visas to the UCI
The denier, who had 7,000 followers on ‘Twitter’ , published in June that “I have 99 problems, but the vaccine is not one of them.” However, at the hospital on the outskirts of Los Angeles where he died last Wednesday, he was treated for pneumonia caused by covid-19 . In one of his latest tweets, he reported that they had to intubate him. “I don’t know when I’ll wake up, please pray,” he asked.
Despite being sick with covid-19, he claimed not to want to be vaccinated since he believed that his religion would protect him from the virus . Even days before his death he joked about the pandemic and vaccines , shared memes and said he trusted his religion more than experts like Fauci.
