Anti-Vaxxer is "Fixin'" to Make Himself Known...He Hopes

 

Perhaps you've been reading about David Aaron Hendricks on Facebook or Reddit. He's a Registered Nurse residing in Limestone County and not at all shy about expressing his counter-culture beliefs. The question is: Should you listen to him?

His page features many product endorsements, some of which are labeled as income producing, and some we are left to assume are from the goodness of his heart. His posts also feature holy roller rock concerts at what seems to pass as worship services in the lives of many. You'll also find diet tips, most of them intelligent and well-thought out. Then there are the anti-vax posts that make up a platform for the Ardmore resident.

That's right, we said platform. Hendricks has recently left his job as an ICU nurse at a North Alabama hospital. His page showcases a photo with Mo Brooks and the comment that he's considering a run for the State House. He's also ungrammatically announced he's "fixin'" to begin a new, presumably anti-vax campaign for hospital/medical workers required to take the big jab. (For any who may not know, medical establishments have long required Hepatitis B vaccines as a requirement for the job.)

Returning to Hendricks' advice on nutrition, we find the most telling post of all:

The above chart depicts, among other things, what soy in the diet does to males. The only problem is that legitimate studies totally debunk that theory. Look at the 1940s' image; how many of you have photos of your father or grandfather from that era? Did he look like a gorilla? No, we didn't think so. Nor do most males today look like a pre-serum Steve Rogers.

Yet that's not the main takeaway. Note the small print over the bottom images: The Decline of White Masculinity. Say what? You mean soy affects only white men and not black men?

Before he was a nurse, the bearded and tattooed Hendricks states he worked in law enforcement. Somehow, we don't think he's a great example of either. You have been warned...