RBC: the United Russia party has prepared answers to 10 myths about vaccinations against COVID-19 
State Duma deputies from United Russia “Before the regional week from November 29 to December 5, during which they work with voters in the regions, they prepared recommendations with arguments in favor of vaccination against COVID-19 and QR codes. RBC writes about this with reference to a document, the authenticity of which was confirmed by two party members.
As the press service of United Russia told the newspaper, the party regularly prepares for parliamentarians “reference materials on key initiatives, bills, topical issues.” It is noted that the distribution of such recommendations is a standard practice. The developed document contains theses on what arguments in the conversation with Russians, the media and during possible discussions to give in favor of vaccination and how to debunk the 10 most popular myths about it.
Thus, in response to the myth that the introduction of QR codes is “the beginning of a digital concentration camp,” the deputies are asked to remind them of the massive rejection of the introduction in the early 2000s of taxpayer identification numbers (TIN). Another myth is associated with the decisions of the Nuremberg trials and the inadmissibility of assigning numbers to people like yellow stars (the symbol that Jews were forced to wear during the Holocaust – Note from “Lenta.ru” ). In response, the deputies should answer: “Show me everything that Nuremberg condemned and that came back with digital quarcodes and digital technologies. It's juggling and manipulation. ”
To the argument of the population that the vaccinated are also infected with the coronavirus and “spread the infection even more”, the people's representatives are invited to respond by saying that the vaccinated easily tolerate the disease, but the number of unvaccinated people around. ” In response to the population's statements that vaccines have not been studied, and their effectiveness has not been proven, the deputies should remind about the drug developers, doctors and their relatives who have tested vaccines on themselves. It is also necessary to remind that vaccines were not created “from scratch”, and the authoritative magazine Lancet indicates the effectiveness of Russian drugs in 70 countries.
Another common misconception – about “chipping” – is recommended to be answered so: “Who personally needs you, to control you? What interest is your summer cottage or relationship with children? ” and emphasize that scientists argue about the ability of viruses to integrate into DNA, the components of vaccines cannot.
In addition, Russians should be told what famous political figures in history would have done with opponents of vaccination. For example, under Joseph Stalin, they would have uncovered a “conspiracy of obscurantists” and shot, and under Leonid Brezhnev, they would have been “locked up in a psychiatric hospital.” As for modern Russia, MPs should pay attention to the fact that covid restrictions in Russia are milder than in Europe and Asia.
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Also, parliamentarians are recommended to operate with data on morbidity and mortality in the country, according to which “every month a pandemic takes away the population of a small town.” When communicating with voters, the deputies are advised to convey the idea that “the persuasions of the anti-Axis are expensive for the country and all citizens” and the human losses are comparable to the war. In addition, United Russia members should remind people about the offer of doctors to visit the “red zones” of hospitals and offer to “join the work of volunteers and personally, not from the couch, get to know the situation.” invited on an “excursion” to the red zones of hospitals where patients with COVID-19, known anti-vaccines, lie. These are the leaders of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and “Fair Russia” Gennady Zyuganov and Sergei Mironov, Deputy Speaker of the State Duma Pyotr Tolstoy, political scientist Sergei Kurginyan, actress Maria Shukshina, singer Natalya Vetlitskaya, TV presenter Oscar Kuchera, musician Konstantin Kinchev, singer and composer Yuri Loza.
Later, the chief physician of the Moscow City Clinical Hospital No. 15 named after O. Filatov, Valery Vechorko, who was invited to visit the red zone of anti-vaccine patients, said that the attempt to dialogue with visitors had failed.