The guitarist disagrees with Clapton's opposition to vaccine mandates at concert venues: “Anti-vax people, I’m sorry, I think they’re fruitcakes.”
published Saturday, the Queen guitarist criticized Clapton, who in July vowed not to perform where proof of vaccinations are required.. “He’s a person who thinks it’s OK to shoot animals for fun, so we have our disagreements, but I would never stop respecting the man.”
Regarding those who in general oppose the vaccine, May said, “Anti-vax people, I’m sorry, I think they’re fruitcakes. There’s plenty of evidence to show that vaccination helps.” “On the whole they’ve been very safe,” he added. “There’s always going to be some side effect in any drug you take, but to go around saying vaccines are a plot to kill you, I’m sorry, that goes in the fruitcake jar for me.”
Elsewhere in the Independent interview, May argued that it “would have been impossible for anyone to make worse decisions” regarding COVID-19 than British Prime MinisterMusicians Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Brian May greet Queen Elizabeth II in 2005. Clapton has actively railed against vaccines and other COVID-19 safety protocols in recent months. Last year, he appeared on Van Morrison’s anti-lockdown song “In May, the 17-time Grammy winner
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