On Friday it was published in some media that there is no place for anti-vaccine in fashion, that designers and brands are demonstrating. Well yes, there is a place for those who do not want to be vaccinated and there are also those who speak out against these vaccines.
We do not intend to deceive anyone. In the La Flamenca de Borgoña team there are vaccinated and unvaccinated people. And it is that although its director, Patricia Muñoz, is clearly open in her opinion and is totally against the vaccine, in this fashion brand the individual decision of each one is respected, as it should be. The decision to get vaccinated is not questioned, and freedom and privacy are respected above all. Because that's what a true democracy is all about, right? At least in this company yes.
But as a demanding Spanish fashion brand, once again, Patricia Muñoz cannot remain silent and say hers, and this time against vaccination, coercion, and harassment of those who express their opinion against it. On other occasions, La Flamenca de Borgoña launched the collections of "The Republic does not exist, idiot", the phrases of "Judge Marchena in the Trial of the Procés", the Diada t-shirts for constitutionalists, and the famous Fachalecos and swimsuits with the flag of Spain, which created such a stir in the media.
And it is that not everyone in fashion is committed to vaccination, there are many people, more than you think, who are against vaccination against Covid-19. Everyone will have their opinion and their reasons, but that is what freedom is all about.
From La Flamenca de Borgoña the Anti-Vaccine Collection is launched today Tuesday. And to be clear, it is not an attack on those who get vaccinated by their own decision, it is an attack on the system, on the media that tries to show that all of society thinks alike, and stigmatize those who do not think as the system wants . This is not that some are right and others are wrong. Enough already! Where is freedom and respect?
And it is that not everyone in fashion is committed to vaccination, there are many people, more than you think, who are against vaccination against Covid-19. Everyone will have their opinion and their reasons, but that is what freedom is all about.
From La Flamenca de Borgoña the Anti-Vaccine Collection is launched today Tuesday. And to be clear, it is not an attack on those who get vaccinated by their own decision, it is an attack on the system, on the media that tries to show that all of society thinks alike, and stigmatize those who do not think as the system wants . This is not that some are right and others are wrong. Enough already! Where is freedom and respect?
This collection is to give a voice to those who are being discriminated against, singled out, harassed, and marked for thinking differently from the progressive consensus. And it is that getting vaccinated is an option, and it is the responsibility of each one to take it and assume its consequences, because it is clear that no one else here is going to assume them.
T-shirts with phrases like: "Anti vaccines", "I don't get vaccinated, my immune system can handle the bug", "Not vaccinated, 100% intact DNA".
It is not about urging others to get vaccinated or not, but to show that not all of us think alike, and this must be respected. You cannot continue with social pressure.
The phrases are available on long-sleeved and short-sleeved t-shirts, sweatshirts, and mugs, and a special section has been created on the La Tostadora page. https://www.latostadora.com/laflamencadeborgona/1/6/
Patricia Muñoz: "Many talk about freedom and responsibility to pressure citizens to get vaccinated. Get vaccinated with a vaccine in the experimental phase and authorized by the pandemic, but not approved. A vaccine that does not guarantee immunity, with which you continue to get infected and infected , and with which you are still forced to wear a mask. Can it really be called a vaccine? Can citizens really be required to be vaccinated with something like that? Sounds like a social experiment, don't you think?
The media attack being carried out against those who do not want to be vaccinated is an abuse. And this is not being a denier. Being a denialist is denying the reality that vaccines are useless, and can even become a real danger to people's health. Those who want to keep quiet should do so, if their conscience is clear, but in the future they should assume the consequences of their actions, and currently cease the persecution and harassment of those who decide not to get vaccinated. They are in their right."
The media attack being carried out against those who do not want to be vaccinated is an abuse. And this is not being a denier. Being a denialist is denying the reality that vaccines are useless, and can even become a real danger to people's health. Those who want to keep quiet should do so, if their conscience is clear, but in the future they should assume the consequences of their actions, and currently cease the persecution and harassment of those who decide not to get vaccinated. They are in their right."