Interview · moment 25 of 26
Canal's Album 'Draw Four' and the Meaningless Vaccine Outrage
from #261 - Please, Die Alone | The Tim Dillon Show · #261
4 min
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Canal plugs his comedy album 'Draw Four' and social handles, then Tim vents about being harassed online for stating a neutral opinion on vaccines, arguing people need a moral side to pick to feel their lives have meaning.
- Canal's album is called 'Draw Four,' based on the Uno card.
- Tim says he's vaccinated and doesn't care what others do, but people got angry anyway.
- His stated non-opinion upsets people because they need to pick a side in a good-versus-evil narrative to give their lives meaning.
- Tim dismisses claims he's being paid by Pfizer, noting they wouldn't hire someone who questions 9/11 to promote vaccines.
- He lays out the actual stakes without judgment: some unvaccinated young people are fine, older people are mixed, some vaccinated people get sick, some unvaccinated people die from COVID.
- The real question is why either side cares so intensely about what their vaccinated or unvaccinated neighbor does.
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