Freezin' friggin' cold and they're protesting what exactly?
Thousands gathered in Washington D.C. - a city that mandates vaccines - to protest vaccine mandates, with protesters blaring ballads by Meatloaf, who died of suspected COVID. Robert F. Kennedy and Informed Consent Action Network founder Del Bigtree were among big names who addressed the rally Sunday morning. Around 20,000 people were expected to attend the demonstration. Meat Loaf - who died of suspected COVID side effects last week aged 74 - could be heard blaring out over the demonstration. The much loved star was vocally anti-vaccine mandate and mask. Rumors that he was killed by the virus itself would also make him one of its highest-profile victims. It is unknown if he'd had the vaccine prior to his death.
The protest appeared to include both demonstrators who are pro-vaccine but anti-mandate, and others who are both anti-vaccine and anti-mandate. One person with the latter belief was seen holding a sign saying 'Vaccines are mass kill bio weapons.' Kelly Clarkson's song Stronger - with the lyrics 'What doesn't kill you makes you stronger,' could also be heard blaring out.
Here it is with a short 10 second video...
Here it is with a short 10 second video...
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