People make mistakes. When people with the power to force other people to suffer the consequences of their mistakes do so, innocent people are harmed. For this reason, force is the problem.

When I make a mistake and suffer the consequences, mea culpa, and hopefully I learn from my mistake. If my mistake is to drive into a school bus full of children and kill them all, then the responsibility for their deaths is on my head, and the consequences of such mistakes are commonly dire, as they should be.

When government officials make mistakes, they are generally shielded from such consequences, as the US courts have recently held that the officials responsible for torturing innocent people cannot be held liable.

Government is the problem, not medicine, nor misinformation. Force is the problem.

Those that claim that people refusing vaccinations are misinformed have the burden of providing relevant information to establish their case, not the right to use force to compel those that disagree with them to undergo medical treatment.

This is why I am an autarchist.