This is such an important post, but the phrasing of the subtitle gets me every time. That last line.
"Most deadly" is both grammatically and factually incorrect. There have been deadlier vaccines tested. "We" didn't produce this, or any other "vaccine". These are not a collective effort.
I understand the need to call them "vaccines", but…
This is such an important post, but the phrasing of the subtitle gets me every time. That last line.
"Most deadly" is both grammatically and factually incorrect. There have been deadlier vaccines tested. "We" didn't produce this, or any other "vaccine". These are not a collective effort.
I understand the need to call them "vaccines", but putting the term in quotes addresses the inaccuracy without engendering confusion.
How about:
"They are the deadliest "vaccine" products ever distributed to the general population."
This is such an important post, but the phrasing of the subtitle gets me every time. That last line.
"Most deadly" is both grammatically and factually incorrect. There have been deadlier vaccines tested. "We" didn't produce this, or any other "vaccine". These are not a collective effort.
I understand the need to call them "vaccines", but putting the term in quotes addresses the inaccuracy without engendering confusion.
How about:
"They are the deadliest "vaccine" products ever distributed to the general population."