Commentary As someone who has been taught to measure my words, I have had enough of the prime minister’s attempt to brand people who object to the COVID vaccines as “anti-vaxxers.” He made the most of it, of course, during the recent election campaign, when he told us that he was not going to let “anti-vaxxer mobs” dictate his response to the COVID crisis. Justin Trudeau’s motivations were plainly political. It always helps to have an enemy in politics, and scapegoats are even better. He was not alone, however, and other political figures, like Jagmeet Singh, have followed his lead and used the term repeatedly to forestall any serious inquiry into such matters. It is basically name-calling. Messrs. Trudeau and Singh are now using the term to demean and ostracize people who object to the idea of mandatory vaccinations. My initial objection to the use of the term is that …