[David Chase]

“ It usually takes 10+ years to deploy a new vaccine because the long-term effects are unknown”

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It use to take weeks for the Pony Express to deliver a letter.

A month to build a car (or horseless carriage).

Months to make a suit of Armour.

Geeeez, get with the times. We have advanced, like this internet thing you’re using.

BTW, 10 years is a old ancient number, now it’s more like 2.

Testing has advanced, DNA replication(which didn’t happen until the 90s) has extremely advanced.

If you are in fear of a vaccine, may I suggest you don’t take the vaccine.
Stop living in fear of a vaccine you’re not going to take,

[bagster]

Because pony express, building cars, and making armor is the same as injecting a mystery substance into a human body.

I gotta say, Chase-troll, you peoples' analogies are hilarious.

[bagster]

If you are in fear of a vaccine, may I suggest you don’t take the vaccine. Stop living in fear of a vaccine you’re not going to take,

If you are in fear of the corona, may I suggest you go ahead and takt the vax. Stop trying to instill fear of the rona to make people take the 'vax'.

[13foxtrot]

Can you point me to a 2 year developed and approved vaccine?

Shingrix, the newest shingles vax took well over 10 ten years to develop and obtain FDA approval (2017). Shingrix is a sub-unit vax using relatively new tech. It replaced/superceded a whole virus shingles vax.