Biden says anti-vaccers on Facebook are killing people , while he is letting in over a million unvaccinated

 Fox News:

President Biden sparked backlash on social media Friday after he accused Facebook of "killing people" – as the White House's partnership with Big Tech companies to crack down on so-called coronavirus "misinformation" was raising major free-speech concerns among critics.

Biden's comments went viral after a reporter asked him what his message was to "platforms like Facebook" on the subject of "COVID misinformation."

"They’re killing people," Biden responded. "The only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated, and they’re killing people."
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Many of the illegals coming into the country have tested positive for the virus yet Biden waives them on in.  There is now an outbreak of the virus in Del Rio Texas because of his goofy policy.  Biden's allegations against some of the people on Facebook are in contrast to his own reckless policy on the border.

Let me be clear.  I am vaccinated and I think people should get vaccinated.  It was my choice and I still think it was a wise one.  But I also think vaccinated people have little to fear from the unvaccinated at this point.  Recent statistics show that about 99 percent of the new cases are people who were not vaccinated.

See, also:

Biden raises fears of Big Tech censorship with COVID-19 misinformation push

And: 

The Biden Ministry of Truth

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