“Get vaccinated or I’m gonna start killing kids with peanut allergies” is definitely a sales pitch https://t.co/soL2Tg6U9g

— Sunny McSunnyface (@sunnyright) May 9, 2021

Choosy moms choose Jif and there is no FDA approved pediatric coronavirus vax as of today. I’m not certain where you’re going with this meme but wishing death on children is certainly a call for self reflection.

— MajorMomVibes (@ArmyofBlonde) May 9, 2021

Threatening to kill kids if someone doesn't inject their kids with an experiment? What a great person you are.

— ~Toasty Vibes~ (@ToastyOblivion) May 9, 2021

There are better analogies then this. As someone who has two kids allergic to peanuts this is just stupid.

— Lanie (@lovemytwingles) May 9, 2021

Hey Bette I have a plus three to peanut from the MMR jab 31 years ago plus partial deafness in my left ear from the dtap. What’s your super funny joke for that one.

— Jackie (@yogijax) May 10, 2021

See now @BetteMidler, you’re gonna trigger comments about anaphylaxis shock and how that’s not a fair comparison—when it actually is. Covid kills.

— Elizabeth Also (@LiddyReads) May 9, 2021

What a great analogy. As a culinary arts teacher, I stopped making Peanut Butter cookies years ago…accommodating allergies…so it is not that big of an ask, imo

— Sally Steinborn (@SallySteinborn1) May 9, 2021

My mom would do something like this. Thanks, Bette.

— Mark Latiker (@perfectsphere21) May 9, 2021

Now that vaccines are available for 12-15 year olds – I agree. Proof of vaccine before attending school in the fall for 12 year olds and up! pic.twitter.com/865vCf8lMM

— gigi shapiro (@GigiShapiroProd) May 11, 2021