Bret Weinstein
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The Mythology of "Good People" and the Politics of Vaccine Compliance
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February 19, 2026
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0:47Now PlayingBret Weinstein explains that “the mythology that is necessary for us to function” is captured by “power players and money” to “convince us that we know who the good people are-
The good people are the ones who go to the doctor and get the injection that makes us all safe from disease. And the bad ones are the crazies or the selfish ones who, because there's some tiny little risk of something, aren't doing their part to protect the entire planet or whatever the thing is.
And the point is, this mythology is somebody's position statement that they have lodged in a kind of religious place in the in the population.”
Learn more about the history of vaccines and where hesitancy stems from in Bret Weinstein’s latest Inside Rail with Brownstone Institute Founder Jeffrey Tucker. Look for “The History of Vaccine Hesitancy” on DarkHorse wherever you subscribe to podcasts.
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