“In my defense, it was o-bi-ta from the vaccination certificate.”

The anti-vaccinationist Olivia Steer apologized for accusing the writer Mircea Cartarescu of not knowing the writing rules of the Romanian language, after verifying that she was wrong, as the poet pointed out.

Earlier this day, Olivia Steer posted on her Facebook page a post in which she accused Mircea Cartarescu of not knowing the writing rules in Romanian and criticized him for advising his readers to get vaccinated.

After Cartarescu told Olivia Steer that her expression was correct, she apologized for her mistake.

“I owe Mr. Mircea Cartarescu a public apology for suspecting him and accusing him of not knowing the dative (feminine, singular) form of the adjective ‘dear.’ the adjective in question is variable, with only three forms, and not four, as I thought, and therefore the article “-i” is attached to the unique plural form (“dear”). My mistake is obvious and absolutely unfortunate. It’s my fault! “Steer explained.

Known for her anti-vaccine policy, Olivia Steer continued her attack on Cartarescu regarding the option to get vaccinated.

“In my defense, I can only say that I was o-bi-ta because of Mr. Cartarescu’s vaccination certificate, but especially because of his urgency that all his readers be immunized with an experimental vaccine, for which purposes the first (officially) manufacturers Secondary schools have been released from criminal and financial responsibility in most states of the world, contrary to universally valid laws and rules of medical ethics.

Mr. Cartarescu is really free to take any personal risk, if he wishes, by getting vaccinated with experimental vaccines, which have not passed safety tests.

The law allows you to play with your own life, like a roulette player in a horror novel, and we cannot oppose it. But before making dangerous recommendations to crowds thirsty for authentic role models, did you consult the list of side effects of the new vaccines? Or did you assume, like me, in yesterday’s post, that you taste good, what no one knows at all, at this point? And if you have read them and are aware of their seriousness, is it fair and moral to urge people to endanger their health and life by injecting themselves with such a controversial serum, which is the subject of careful official monitoring for two years, from now on? ?

I’m not sure of any answers to these questions, of course. But what I do know is that we can all be wrong. And that’s what we do most of the time. Some may make image and grammar errors (minor or not), others may be due to conscience or, at best, unwarranted enthusiasm, “Steer wrote on Facebook.

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