And among the demonstrators, opinions diverge …
Some, like Stéphanie, clearly assume their anti-vaccine position.
“Generally speaking, I am against, notes the mother of the family. And more when it comes to vaccines against Covid-19. For me, there will be no compulsory vaccination. Working at the Red Cross, I planned to quit at the end of August, bought a motorhome and I’m going to go nomadic with friends!“
Others, on the other hand, play a little on words and dispute the term “antivax”, however displayed by some demonstrators.
“Their reliability is not proven”
“We are not against vaccines in general, but against those offered to us against the virus [et c’est bien de ces vaccins dont il est question actuellement, Ndlr]. Their reliability has not been proven. Besides, we can’t talk about vaccines, but about testsover a protester.
“We respect the choice of those who are vaccinated, insists Mika. But our choice not to do so must also be respected“.
One of the few people to sport the yellow star with the word “antivax”, the young man refuses any accusation of fascism: “The goal is not to make a comparison with the Shoah. We do not compare the incomparable, but by shocking we make people talk. We free the floor and encourage people to think. We, the unvaccinated, are not plague victims and have the same rights as everyone else!“
Begun on Wednesday, the mobilizations should continue every evening, from 7 p.m., in the city of the Dragon.
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