The short answer... No.
I’m taking the vaccine that the DJT administration has miraculously produced (or caused to be produced) in a third of the time that Almighty Science said it would require.
No. Many reasons morally and medically
If I do, I will receive the shot someplace where I can sit a spell. I’m thinking of that Tennesee Nurse who fainted. She fainted AFTER 17 minutes had already passed. I would hate to be driving north on the Golden Gate Bridge during rush hour, only to have something unexpected happen, and me asleep at the wheel.
The faux vaccination aired on TV at the UMC in El Paso gave the answer.
1- Were the FDA rules/protocol for approving the Covid-19 vaccine less stringent than those applied to other vaccines?
2- Does use of the covid-19 vaccine carry higher risk than other types of vaccines? If so, why?
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2020/12/08/coronavirus-vaccine-side-effects.aspx Check out the other articles as well.
This unearthed video shows Bill Gates talking about using new vaccines for population control: Here is Gates in his own words
Everybody is rushing to get in line for this vaccine but I take a different tact. I would rather wait to see if people are doing okay with it before I make myself a guinea pig.
The survivability rate for those who do contract the covid disease is 99.9% for those under 70 years old. For those over 70, the survivability rate is still 94.6%.
I figure my odds are better if I got the covid and survived than to take my chances with the side effects from a vaccine which was pushed on the market too rapidly and is still unproven. It is still in the "beta" stage, as far as I’m concerned.
They did a study on a vaccine concocted for another coronavirus and did animal studies unlike these new vaccines. They tested the vaccine on ferrets which they passed with flying colors. That is until they caught the wild coronavirus. All of the ferrets' immune systems went absolutely haywire and every one of them died.
So, no. I think I will pass on being a guinea pig for Bill Gates.
Why are we taking a vaccine that protects against a virus that has a 99+% recovery rate?
I 100% think the covid-19/corona virus exists. But I’m curious as to why we shut down a country/the world for a virus that has an over 99%+ recovery rate.And before the doctors and nurses freepers chime in, one of my daughters is a C-T nurse at Penn in Philly and wonders the same thing.And, none of the nurses she works with are taking the vaccine.
Great description of how the mRNA vaccine works...
( an excerpt):
https://twitter.com/WheatNOil/status/1339624815137722368
“... So scientists took the blueprint for the asshole protein on COVID and made an mRNA version of it. Literally just the instructions on how to make that protein.
These instructions “are” the vaccine.
Let me explain....”
No; I won’t take it, even though I’m in a vulnerable demographic. Maybe in a year or two, after it’s been proven to be safe. And why don’t they just mix the stuff in with the regular flu shot so you can get both at once?
Hell no !
Double triple hell no !
I hope to wait at least 6 months to see if there are any unforeseen problems with it. I am over 65 and thus in the “death zone”./s
I just don’t like seeing this rushed into production and 2 different types out there.
What is the covid 19 asymptomatic rate? Supposedly it is 40-50%. So I think I want to know if I have had it before I take some brand new type of serum that alters rna somehow to hopefully protect me when I could have had it already and not even known it. Or at least hear about why that logic is wrong, which could very well be, I’m no expert.
Freegards
When the vaccine poses more risk than getting the disease - don’t take the vaccine.
For all healthy people under 60, it is an easy call, IMO.
When the vaccine poses more risk than getting the disease - don’t take the vaccine.
For all healthy people under 60, it is an easy call, IMO.
When the vaccine poses more risk than getting the disease - don’t take the vaccine.
For all healthy people under 60, it is an easy call, IMO.