We’re you a brain dead moron while you served in the military? Or did you take all the required shots, immunizations, and vaccines as they required?



I can assure you, I think for myself, and am very much for individual choice on this subject. I just want to get back to normal. I don’t have much more time with my aging parents.

Itll be a hard pass on the vaccine in my household

Yeah I ain't for forcing either . Kinda like wearing a freaking orange hat.

I'm a first responder. This may be different, but no one in our area has ever required the flu shot. Even the local hospital and ambulance service has an opt out due to "religious beliefs". Now, i did hear this year that the ambulance service did change their rule. Still aren't required, but can't get a raise unless everyone in your department gets the flu vaccine. I wouldn't expect covid to be any different. As far as my job, we'll see, but all my bosses, all the way up, feel like the majority of us do.

The last vaccine I got I was on SRT and it was against blood born pathogens and it was the LAST one I’ll ever get

What do you think the masks are?

Winner.

Aint used those either.

So if you already had COVID is there any benefit to getting the vaccine ?

I would like to know the answer to this as well. 1) if i already had it, shouldnt i have the antibodies? 2)for those who say you can get it multiple times, what good is the vaccine? If theres someone on here who can explain this, please do.

COVID is a virus, like influenza. I have not seen any research that says one vaccination will give a person permanent immunity, nor any research that shows how long immunity might last if you contract the virus and recover from it.. The vaccine is new, so I suspect that no-one knows if it will or not, but likely it will not confer permanent immunity. Viruses are notorious for mutating. Just my opinion, but I suspect that COVID will mutate and the vaccine will have to be altered, just as the flu shot is each year, with questionable effectiveness. In reality, at least my reality, it is very possible that annual vaccinations will be offered (read that as required by most or all employers), partly in an attempt to guess which mutation will occur from year to year, partly to make big pharma richer, and partly to further the agenda of those who seek control over others.

COVID has been the perfect manipulative device for the media and some others. For over three years Trump was sailing along doing what he promised he would and the country was thriving. A few months before the election, suddenly all the masses hear about from the media is COVID. It was like putting the word "but" in the middle of a statement, negating all of his accomplishments because the media pounded PANDEMIC into the minds of everyone who would listen, 24/7.

I have also had the Wuhan flu. Have not yet decided if I will take the vaccine or not. What I do know is that the REAL clinical trials for a drug begin after it starts being administered to the public. Might want to read a bit about thalidomide and phocomelia, which will provide just one reference for this.

Not no but hell no. Dont see a need for it.

My work will require it so I won’t have much of a choice.

GO, not sure the specifics on how or how well the clinical trials were operated, but there has been CT's going on throughout the country. Part of Operation Warp Speed
included trailers setup in larger metro areas with some of the vaccine makers administering it.

He’s saying that clinical trials are cool, but long term health effects, such as birth defects, may not be seen for a long time. This is one reason I probably won’t get the vaccine. There have been tons of products out there that have been touted as the next cure, but have caused adverse long term effects that couldn’t be seen in shorter clinical trials.

No. Looks like a Umbrella Corp. operation in the movie “ Resident Evil”. The T-cell is going to mutate all who take it not the living dead. Sounds far fetched but look what all has come true to life from Sci-Fi. All joking aside I’m still not taking it for a very long time and that’s if I ever do.

That's right, many products have had side effects that didn't show up for a long time, so that isn't anything new. What I'm saying is the juice has been administered, and the short-term results have shown good results.

I’ll take it as soon as it comes out. I take the flu shot because I don’t want to get the flu and I’ll take the Covid shot because I don’t want to get the Covid. Seems pretty simple to me.

You gonna have it at the store? I will wait until all of you have taken it and see what it does before I let you give it to me.

I will never forget how much I looked forward to the polio vaccine. I grew up with a terrible fear of getting it, and saw what it did to young people. It killed some, but it left many crippled for life. There was a guy who lived up the road from me who was left unable to walk from it. He got around on crutches, and spent most of his time sitting in a general store and talking to people when they came in. I remember being very afraid that was gonna be my life, but the vaccine took that threat away. I remember being very eager to take it, and I guess it gave me a different perspective on vaccines from a lot of younger people.

Which reminds me, I need to take another shingles vaccine. It's been 10 years and I don't want the shingles.

I will definitely take it - too many family members with compromised immune systems for me to risk endangering them. I would rather risk it myself, than potentially cause them harm as a carrier.