Gene Simmons and Sean Penn Call For COVID Vaccine Mandates, Despise Anti-Vaxxers

Gene Simmons Says Anti-Vaxxers, Unvaccinated ‘You Are An Enemy’

Simmons best known as the bassist, co-lead singer, and co-founder of KISS, has said about politicians, anti-vaxxers, and those who remain unvaccinated in the U.S.

A year ago while appearing on an episode of “TalkShopLive,” Simmons stated, “If you’re willing to walk among us unvaccinated, you are an enemy.”

In this case, he was specifically referring to being unvaccinated against the Covid-19 coronavirus, you know that virus that’s been causing the ongoing pandemic.

Another radical Sean Penn also has a strong position when it comes to unvaccinated people and how they should behave.

The 62-year-old actor recently made his tyrannical feelings known while appearing on Extra.

When asked by the interviewer how he felt about “anti-vaccine rhetoric,” Penn replied, “It’s a cowardice of conviction. I think that it is an unwillingness to engage in a culture of common sense. That at this point, it seems criminal to me, actually.”

He continued: “I really feel that if someone chooses not to be vaccinated, that they should choose to stay home. Not go to work. Not have a job. As long as we’re all paying for these streets, we gotta ride safely on them. And so I’m just hopeful that the mindset will change.”

Penn said he hopes to get “everyone on the same page” about COVID vaccines.

His statements conflict with a new report that showed a majority of individuals who contracted COVID and died were vaccinated.

An analysis performed by The Washington Post’s Health 202 found that 58% of coronavirus fatalities in August occurred in instances where the person was vaccinated against COVID or had received a booster. It estimated that 80% of the U.S. population was vaccinated as of October. Of those, 68% are fully vaccinated, and 34% received boosters.