Joe Biden’s Fierce Criticism of Those Who Do Not Get the Coronavirus Vaccine in the US

The president of U.S, Joe Biden, declared that all citizens of his country should be vaccinated against the coronavirus. In addition, he said that he does not understand those who give it to “males”And they refuse to be inoculated.

In an interview broadcast Wednesday by ABC News, Biden He said he hoped to remove the political tint from the vaccine issue, and that he is surprised by people who refuse to get vaccinated.

“I just don’t understand those who give it to them as males and say: ‘I’m not going to get vaccinated, I’m an American and I have my right, my freedom not to get vaccinated‘”Declared the president.

“Why aren’t you a patriot and protect your community?”He added.

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“I just don’t understand this sort of macho thing about, ‘I’m not gonna get the vaccine.’…Well, why don’t you be a patriot? Protect other people.” pic.twitter.com/pVYngxPUZt

– Good Morning America (@GMA) March 17, 2021

Biden emphasized that the three vaccines approved in U.S they are safe and will serve to overcome the pandemic. In addition, he said that what has changed the most in his life since he vaccinated in December was that he can now hug his grandchildren.

U.S last Tuesday reached 29’545,555 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 536,826 deaths from the disease of COVID-19, according to the independent count from Johns Hopkins University.

California is now the state hardest hit by the pandemic with 56,727 deaths, followed by New York (49,110), Texas (46,651), Florida (32,449), Pennsylvania (24,660), New Jersey (23,966) and Illinois (23,236).

Regarding vaccines, some 72.1 million people (21.7% of the population) have received at least one dose, of which 39 million (11.8%) are already fully inoculated.