One said the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shared theories, rather than facts, about the virus.

Cretin who doesn't understand basic science.

"It's bodily autonomy to decide for yourself what goes in and out your body," she said, "and what happens to it seems to only go so far when it's a political agenda."

Idiot participating in a political movement against facts, reason and public health. The only political agenda here is hers.

When asked about the extensive vaccine testing and effectiveness data, the woman disputed the extent of testing and the level of the vaccines' effectiveness.

Also a conspiracy theory spouting moron.

Andrew Mitchell, a surgical technician at the hospital, had adhesive capsulitis -- also known as frozen shoulder -- after receiving the vaccine. The condition is associated with improper vaccine administration.
He acknowledged those types of reactions are "extremely rare." But he adds, everyone should be able to decide for themselves.

Knows perfectly well that it's both extremely rare and not the fault of the vaccine yet protests it regardless. Dishonest.

But another hospital worked who encountered the protestors called the demonstration dangerous.
"I work here! And you are putting me in danger!" he shouted.
"I think this is absurd," the man told WRAL. "I think these people are absolutely out of their minds to do this especially at the entrance of a hospital."

Smart person. I congratulate you, sir, for having successfully achieved the necessary level of knowledge and responsibility required to function in a modern, civilised society. That may not sound like grounds to congratulate someone, but with so many around who have failed to do so it has become laudable. This one's OK.