This is so far from the truth, it’s embarrassing.
When it’s pointed out that a significant number of people are dying and/or having severe reactions, you blame underlying issues. That’s not a concern? it damn sure is with COVID..
When it’s pointed out that the only reason covid numbers are high is because of underlying issues, that’s ignored. No,i don’t ignore it, i agree with it. always have, likely always will. Wholeheartedly. anything to the contrary is in your own head,dumbass.
When it’s pointed out that hundreds of thousands of doses are recalled because of causing immediate allergic reactions, that is ignored. While that’s not out of the realm of possibility with a new vaccine like this, I’ve yet to see even a hint of that in what i’d consider a legit medical source. I’ll retain my doubts as to the veracity of that claim until such time that my mind is changed,
Here are some “anti bullshit” facts that you cannot dispute, no matter how many dumbass walls of text you post.
The vaccine does not prevent you from getting covid Allegedly. PROVE to me that nobody ever gained any immunity from the vaccine. I’ll wait.
the vaccine does not prevent you from spreading covid ditto. You can’t prove it doesn’t, they can’t prove it does. we’re not far enough into this for the data to be statistically significant.
the vaccine has killed multiple people Show me the bodies, accompanied by autopsy reports that they were specifically killed by vaccine exposure. I’ll wait.
the vaccine caused so many severe reactions, 300,000+ doses were recalled You’re repeating yourself. might want to check and see if you’ve got a fever.
You, nor anyone has any clue on the long term side effects Nor do you. welcome to life.
The actual number of covid deaths with zero contributing factors is absolutely insignificant in a population of 331 million. Yep. I’ve always agreed with that. except in your own imagination.
But keep preaching your complete bullshit.
Why am i not ready to just kick the vaccine to the curb? because i’ve researched it fairly extensively since the efforts began. Is it of concern that some shortcuts were taken in testing? Sure. desperate times call for desperate measures.
1. This was developed in a regulatory environment that we really haven’t seen since the ‘50s. This may very well just simply be a normal timespan without the FDA turning it into a clusterfuck.
2. Add to that the sheer amount of resources applied to this; absolutely unprecedented, and i’m not talking about just money. There is never been a vaccine effort that has ever had this level of computing power unleashed on it, parallel and/or cooperative efforts from multiple labs, universities, etc.. Saying “there’s no way you can come up with a vaccine that fast” is akin to saying “there’s no way a carmaker can shift to start building heavy bombers in a matter of months”...Sorry, i trust the ability of a motivated industry to do some pretty spectacular shit when they’re allowed to by government.
3. The mRNA “method”.. sure, it’s new, hasn’t successfully been done yet. However, it’s been in the works for years, once the technological power that we’ve got now advanced to the point where it could be applied. Just like any new medical technologies, however, you’re probably going to kill some monkeys along the way. Nature of the beast, but at some point, on occasion, things come together and you get an effective drug, procedure, or vaccine. The possibility/probability that that method will ultimately work is likely no more or less than pretty much any other medical advance...
4. “it’s not proven to work”... Well, at some level, in some size population, yes it is... It DID go through an accelerated test schedule, with live people, and they were showing a fairly significant immunity. that accelerated schedule doesn’t allow for “what happens in two years”, of course. However, it's likely to show a better level of immunity than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick. I'm good with “better”.
I simply weighed the above narrative with the plethora of conspiracy theories put forth by the anti-vaxxers and the like..add a healthy dose of Occam’s razor, and that narrative simply held more water.. I’m fully aware we’re on virgin ground here, and don’t have any idea how it’ll turn out, Neither do you. I’m maintaining a healthy optimism that at worst it’ll be mildly positive, and at best it’ll just simply work. I simply haven’t seen enough evidence to the contrary that left me with enough solid skepticism to make that view turn to pessimism.
I’ll remain open to any legitimate evidence to further refine if not change my views.