Vaccine for Covid-19 would you take it?

[k979aaa]

Well trials and even mass production are under way by many nations here article https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -line.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; but would you take it?
Me if it was tested properly I probably would but I would wait to see if anyone else has side effects so.
Yes but wait for a while.

[Regal]

no

[matthew68]

Well trials and even mass production are under way by many nations here article https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -line.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; but would you take it?
Me if it was tested properly I probably would but I would wait to see if anyone else has side effects so.
Yes but wait for a while.

Well it won’t be available until the strictest of tests have been done there are they going to give it to millions of people there is any doubt about it?

[k979aaa]

Well trials and even mass production are under way by many nations here article https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -line.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; but would you take it?
Me if it was tested properly I probably would but I would wait to see if anyone else has side effects so.
Yes but wait for a while.

Well it won’t be available until the strictest of tests have been done there are they going to give it to millions of people there is any doubt about it?

Well lot's of other drugs have side affects that are on the market today for a whole range of aliments and some drugs can be far worse than the symptoms they claim to alleviate. So I will be looking very carefully at these vaccines before I will have one!

[Woody Guthrie]

Vaccines are not drugs.
Basic, basic s**t here.

You're far more likely to get more serious side effects from drinking 6 pints of lager than from a vaccine.
It's funny how the "plandemic" anti-vaxxers go on about the low mortality rate of COVID-19 then suddenly get all worried about the dangers of a vaccine.

What’s the mortality rate of the flu vaccine?

[rambo1]

Vaccines are not drugs.
Basic, basic s**t here.

You're far more likely to get more serious side effects from drinking 6 pints of lager than from a vaccine.
It's funny how the "plandemic" anti-vaxxers go on about the low mortality rate of COVID-19 then suddenly get all worried about the dangers of a vaccine.

What’s the mortality rate of the flu vaccine?

So if so many people are willing to have a very new ,rushed through trials vaccine to hopefully gain some kind of immunity to this latest coronavirus then why is the world economy being effectively shut down and subjected to , in some cases, irreversible damage because people are so worried about gaining natural immunity by actually catching the virus? In truth, nobody knows just how your own body will react to either the virus or the vaccine. I think I'd sit it out and wait until the mass human trial is six months in with the vaccine by which time natural herd immunity will probably have sorted the whole thing out anyway. People will die, people will gain immunity, that's how nature works.

[Woody Guthrie]

In truth, nobody knows just how your own body will react to either the virus or the vaccine.

That argument could be used on any condition and any treatment or vaccine.
We base any preventative intervention or treatment on how it and the disease affects others not how it effects the individual.
We know how covid19 affects the general population, we know how vaccines affect the human body, we know that the dangers of one to the general population far outweigh the danger of vaccination.

It is 'in truth' a dangerous and ultimately selfish point that you make completely devoid of any scientific basis.

natural herd immunity will probably have sorted the whole thing out anyway. People will die, people will gain immunity, that's how nature works.

Name one global disease that's been sorted out by "natural herd immunity".
That's not how nature works at all, nature never expected globalisation.

[Schiff]

Each year's flu vaccine is unique. It is quickly rolled out to a large segment of the population. Every year many people experience side effects from the vaccine. Sometimes those side effects are so serious that people feel the need to take a couple of paracetemol. Every year the flu vaccine saves thousands of lives and prevents thousands more hospitalisations.

I will happily have a Covid vaccine that has undergone clinical trials. It will protect me, allowing me to go back to living a normal life. More importantly, my having the vaccine will also help to protect those around me.

[matthew68]

Vaccines are not drugs.
Basic, basic s**t here.

You're far more likely to get more serious side effects from drinking 6 pints of lager than from a vaccine.
It's funny how the "plandemic" anti-vaxxers go on about the low mortality rate of COVID-19 then suddenly get all worried about the dangers of a vaccine.

What’s the mortality rate of the flu vaccine?

So if so many people are willing to have a very new ,rushed through trials vaccine to hopefully gain some kind of immunity to this latest coronavirus then why is the world economy being effectively shut down and subjected to , in some cases, irreversible damage because people are so worried about gaining natural immunity by actually catching the virus? In truth, nobody knows just how your own body will react to either the virus or the vaccine. I think I'd sit it out and wait until the mass human trial is six months in with the vaccine by which time natural herd immunity will probably have sorted the whole thing out anyway. People will die, people will gain immunity, that's how nature works.

People are dying in case you haven’t noticed plus the vaccine doesn’t contain a live virus so you can’t get COVID-19 from the vaccine it trains your immune system like the flu jab which works!!!

[2yearpostie]

Vaccines are not drugs.
Basic, basic s**t here.

You're far more likely to get more serious side effects from drinking 6 pints of lager than from a vaccine.
It's funny how the "plandemic" anti-vaxxers go on about the low mortality rate of COVID-19 then suddenly get all worried about the dangers of a vaccine.

What’s the mortality rate of the flu vaccine?

So if so many people are willing to have a very new ,rushed through trials vaccine to hopefully gain some kind of immunity to this latest coronavirus then why is the world economy being effectively shut down and subjected to , in some cases, irreversible damage because people are so worried about gaining natural immunity by actually catching the virus? In truth, nobody knows just how your own body will react to either the virus or the vaccine. I think I'd sit it out and wait until the mass human trial is six months in with the vaccine by which time natural herd immunity will probably have sorted the whole thing out anyway. People will die, people will gain immunity, that's how nature works.

People are dying in case you haven’t noticed plus the vaccine doesn’t contain a live virus so you can’t get COVID-19 from the vaccine it trains your immune system like the flu jab which works!!!

Then why do some people have a reaction to the flu jab, my old man was really poorly after having it 3 yrs in a row.

[clashcityrocker]

Then why do some people have a reaction to the flu jab, my old man was really poorly after having it 3 yrs in a row.

Is he allergic to eggs?

[biggiehud]

Not a chance

[daveyeff]

Then why do some people have a reaction to the flu jab, my old man was really poorly after having it 3 yrs in a row.

Is he allergic to eggs?

just had mine today. they ask me that every single year. i am not allergic to eggs, but sometimes you do feel like s**t a day of 2 after you've had it. im expecting to feel s**t tomorrow or the day after, but its absolutely nothing compared to flu. covid was like a really bad cold to me and i was ill with it. but flu is a different beast altogether for me.

[Woody Guthrie]

In epidemiology circles they call those that don't get a vaccine "free riders".
A bit like union non-members they're happy to sponge off the benefits of a vaccinated population without contributing in any way.

[daveyeff]