I've heard some similar stories (about not trusting the government). And I understand it, because I often times feel the same way myself.
But it remains confusing to me.
Just because your government made a shady deal for FFP2 masks, does that make FFP2 masks useless? Do you not wear them because of that? Or do you make a distinction? Shady deal (well, fraud is what it sounds likes), but the mask itself is still useful?
Just because you don't trust your government, does that have to mean you don't trust a vaccine? A vaccine that wasn't created by your government, but that is being recommended by specialists all over the world. Specialists who know what they're talking about, as opposed to whatever random person that was elected. Let alone whatever someone random posts online.
Etc.
Not trusting your governement may be rational behaviour. But the things you do or don't do because of that mistrust aren't necessarily rational.
Over here, we basically have 3 main groups that are "anti".
On the one hand the far right and on the other hand the far left & immigrants. Which is funny. They can't stand each other, but they finally agree on something.
Actually, there's a 4th group as well: young(er) people. The ones that are into "critical thinking". They get their news from "reliable" sources/influencers on the internet. Their shoe size is usually higher than their IQ.
But it remains confusing to me.
Just because your government made a shady deal for FFP2 masks, does that make FFP2 masks useless? Do you not wear them because of that? Or do you make a distinction? Shady deal (well, fraud is what it sounds likes), but the mask itself is still useful?
Just because you don't trust your government, does that have to mean you don't trust a vaccine? A vaccine that wasn't created by your government, but that is being recommended by specialists all over the world. Specialists who know what they're talking about, as opposed to whatever random person that was elected. Let alone whatever someone random posts online.
Etc.
Not trusting your governement may be rational behaviour. But the things you do or don't do because of that mistrust aren't necessarily rational.
Over here, we basically have 3 main groups that are "anti".
On the one hand the far right and on the other hand the far left & immigrants. Which is funny. They can't stand each other, but they finally agree on something.

Actually, there's a 4th group as well: young(er) people. The ones that are into "critical thinking". They get their news from "reliable" sources/influencers on the internet. Their shoe size is usually higher than their IQ.

