Will You Take The Vaccine?

Are you going to take the corona virus vaccine?

  • No.

  • Yes.

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conservative said:
I wonder if the virus might cause auto-immune disorders. I wonder too, if the vaccine will. Time will tell I guess, although with no liability, there is no real incentive to investigate the "correlations" of vaccine deaths within 24 hours (mostly elderly but not all), or anything else for that matter related to vaccine harm incidences. I would feel better about the vaccine safety if manufacturers were liable for serious injury.
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Hey, weren't you 'conservatives' saying all those people that died from covid were old and dying anyway?

But now it's the vaccine that's killing them, right?

I'm just trying to keep all this convoluted logic together. Thanks and have a wonderful evening.
 
tangerinegreen555 said:
Hey, weren't you 'conservatives' saying all those people that died from covid were old and dying anyway?

But now it's the vaccine that's killing them, right?

I'm just trying to keep all this convoluted logic together. Thanks and have a wonderful evening.
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You're equating something I didn't say with my username lol. All I said was I would feel better if vaccine manufacturers were liable for their end product when it causes extreme harm. They are not. This is not an incentive to take the vaccine, lol. But have fun casting aspersions.
 
conservative said:
I wonder if the virus might cause auto-immune disorders. I wonder too, if the vaccine will. Time will tell I guess, although with no liability, there is no real incentive to investigate the "correlations" of vaccine deaths within 24 hours (mostly elderly but not all), or anything else for that matter related to vaccine harm incidences. I would feel better about the vaccine safety if manufacturers were liable for serious injury.
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yeah me too but desperate situations require immediate actions.....best of luck to all
 
conservative said:
You're equating something I didn't say with my username lol. All I said was I would feel better if vaccine manufacturers were liable for their end product when it causes extreme harm. They are not. This is not an incentive to take the vaccine, lol. But have fun casting aspersions.
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Totally hear you. Really, I do.
Aspersions go both ways.
This shit is real. Science over politics.
There’s no warranty on a vaccine in any country, but there’s also minimal risk.
You have the luxury of choosing herd immunity or participating with those who gave you the luxury to gain it.
Entirely your choice.
 
BonnMac said:
Totally hear you. Really, I do.
Aspersions go both ways.
This shit is real. Science over politics.
There’s no warranty on a vaccine in any country, but there’s also minimal risk.
You have the luxury of choosing herd immunity or participating with those who helped you gain it.
Entirely your choice.
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Your choice to believe what you want. Minimal risk included.
 
BonnMac said:
Totally hear you. Really, I do.
Aspersions go both ways.
This shit is real. Science over politics.
There’s no warranty on a vaccine in any country, but there’s also minimal risk.
You have the luxury of choosing herd immunity or participating with those who gave you the luxury to gain it.
Entirely your choice.
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By the way, I didn't cast any aspersions (for example like equating some random political positions to my username)...so it does not go both ways. FACT is gene therapy or vaccine manufacturers are not liable for any serious injury in almost any country. They lobbied for this. Maybe the elixer works, maybe it doesn't, we won't know for 10 years or more what happens! I would LOL but it isn't funny.
 
conservative said:
By the way, I didn't cast any aspersions (for example like equating some random political positions to my username)...so it does not go both ways. FACT is gene therapy or vaccine manufacturers are not liable for any serious injury in almost any country. They lobbied for this. Maybe the elixer works, maybe it doesn't, we won't know for 10 years or more what happens! I would LOL but it isn't funny.
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if you'er not part of the solution, you are part of the problem....
 
doublejj said:
if you'er not part of the solution, you are part of the problem....
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Totally inadequate comparison, since all specialists agree the vaccine does not totally prevent transmission or infection, it just lessens the potential outcome for some or even most (this part is disputed) people.
 
conservative said:
I hope it all works out.
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I do more than hope.

But I grew up in a medical family. And I still remember kids in my youth a few years older than I in wheel chairs and leg braces from the polio virus.

And whole classes in school out for measils, chicken pox and mumps. I wish they had vaccines back in the 1960s for what they have today. Nobody should have to be ill if it can be prevented.

Jim Morrison was right. People are strange.
 
Anybody against producing vaccines in Canada from here on out won't have my vote. This is the last time we depend on other countries for these kind of things, fuck free trade, if it's an impediment, so much for free trade. No more weasel words about international cooperation and partners when it comes to vaccines and PPE, as far as I'm concerned it's a national defense priority. When the pandemic strikes it's every country for themselves and they will vaccinate their own before foreigners, so will we. We can do international research and other things, but when it comes to vaccine production and supply of PPE, we need our own facilities and production supply chains.

Pandemics are a bigger threat today than traditional military threats, an interconnected world economy makes major wars difficult. In America this pandemic might kill more than 600,000 citizens, more than most major wars and disrupted the economy severely, this is worth a military level of spending and importance. America doesn't get it's weapons manufactured in China, why should it have it's PPE and pharmaceuticals made there too?
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conservative said:
By the way, I didn't cast any aspersions (for example like equating some random political positions to my username)...so it does not go both ways. FACT is gene therapy or vaccine manufacturers are not liable for any serious injury in almost any country. They lobbied for this. Maybe the elixer works, maybe it doesn't, we won't know for 10 years or more what happens! I would LOL but it isn't funny.
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So do you have a medical degree and are not just someone jumping on here with a sock puppet to talk shit without providing where you are finding this information?

And no, you are wrong this is not an 'elixir', it is not Hydroxichloro-whatever that Trump was selling his cult, it is a vaccine.
 
Yes there is a concern about the vaccines and I get that. Not in any time in history has this been done as quickly. Given the implications of this (and the variants) virus, it must be treated as a battle and not ignored as some would like. Yes there seems a very small risk, not taking the vaccine will be the same results as what the “no lockdown” group had proposed, the death of many. Do your part, respect the well being of others, take the vaccine :O!
 
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