[Alas Babylon!]

Maybe. But how would I know that without taking a test? The shot was free, the Covid test costs a $25 copay.

I think we just have to disagree on this.

22 years in the military and I got hundreds of shots over those years for various things, so I simply don’t see what the problem is. This shot is not that unique compared to others.

The Covid shot wasn’t the worst I’ve ever had. The Typhoid shot always knocked me hard on my @$$.

Generally speaking, if there’s a disease out there, and then a shot to prevent it, I’m always going to get the shot.

[rodguy911]

Problem is when you were in the military chances are good they were entirely turstworthy. Not so much these days. For me I have hard time trusting the CDC. They have been caught in too many lies and half truths not to mention ommisions. Currently, there is no differentiation between H1N1 in the CDC Stats. Therefore the vaccination you are being given which was designed for covid has little value against H1N1 which is likely much more deadly than covid ever was.

For me I'll use Ivermectin,z-pak,vit.C, other over the counter and prescription meds already available. For me that's all I will need.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

I simply don’t see what the problem is. This shot is not that unique compared to others.

Yeah it is. Unlike real vaccines, it's experimental, Emergency Use Authorized, but not fully tested and approved.

If you make it 48 hours, you'll probably be alright.