The video she tweeted is from ‘’On The Table,’’ a You Tube channel, where the presenter opined at length about the efficacy of the vaccines. He also talked about the fact that there could be dangers of using the vaccines and the origin of the ingredients of the covid-19 vaccine.
‘’I don’t understand vaccines medically. But I’ve always been a little bit o skeptic of them,’’ Tomi Arayomi, the presenter said.
After Leticia Wright had posted the video on with a prayer hands emoji, she got into heated arguments with other Twitter users. They blamed her for using the platform to spread misinformation on the upcoming vaccines.
https://twitter.com/letitiawright/status/1334683767659782150
In her defense, Wright said she is not against the vaccines but she thought it is important to ask questions.
https://twitter.com/letitiawright/status/1334838855346909184
‘’I think it’s valid and fair to simply ask what’s in it’’. She replied to one user.
The actress responded following a bunch of users condemning her for the post. She tweeted saying they can cancel you if you don’t conform to popular opinions. But ask questions and think for yourself.
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