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In the United States, you're not being urged to live as if you haven't been vaccinated. If you've been fully vaccinated, you mostly get to go back to normal and not wear masks. If you haven't been vaccinated, you have to wear masks and socially distance.If I'm urged to live as if I haven't been vaccinated and I can still transmit the virus then I don't see a reason why I would.
The side effects are worth the benefits of getting vaccinated. Please get the second dose when it's time to do so. The side effects might be less severe the second time if they were already pretty bad the first time.I got moderna wednesday,sick for 3days now,its not normal,i must think for the second injection if i gona do that.
I was saying that earlier in this thread to a reply to I think it was @GhostLatte that the vaccine isn't FDA approved. It was put out too fast under emergency orders which can be revoked at any time. And that we shouldn't shame people who are weary of the vaccine because of that.Unfortunately, I see three separate doctors regularly (cancer). Not a one of them recommended I get vaccinated. Matter of fact, my overseeing neurologist said he hasn't gotten it himself because he's leery of it, since it seems to have been put out there fairly quickly. For me, though, the bottom line is what my work requires of me to return from leave. If they say it's necessary, I'm fine with it. But I'm not rushing out to get it either, especially without the endorsement of my physicians. But I'm not anti-vaccine either. Everyone, I feel, should be able to make the determination for themselves.
I've now had my first and second AZ jabs and I didn't get side effects from either.
I do love the NHS
I wont will never get vaccinated but I also dont let anyone visits me nor go shopping very often.
You vaccinated idiots got it and protect me from it so why should I get vaccinated?
I got the first dose before that was put into effect. Not that I'm bothered given the rarity of side effectsI thought under 40s were not being offered AZ, only pfizer & moderna.
I didnt get for one and half year and if more people get vaccinated the chances of me getting should be even lower right? so I will not take it.If we ''those idiots'' didnt get vaccinated,you have a big chance you will ever get covid,so think before you post nonsense.
I have severe astma,so have not much choice.
I was saying that earlier in this thread to a reply to I think it was @GhostLatte that the vaccine isn't FDA approved. It was put out too fast under emergency orders which can be revoked at any time. And that we shouldn't shame people who are weary of the vaccine because of that.
There can be other effects we don't know about yet. I still took it because I don't care if something negative happens too me, for me it's a oh well situation.
The vaccines are not "poison."I'm not getting a vaccine. Things aren't going well for people in Germany, who won't let the government push the poison in their veins, since you're getting treated like a second class citizen.
I'm fortunate to have enough capital to move to almost any country in this world. If things won't get better here, we're going to move to Sweden (at least short-term). Right now the debate to forcefully vaccine kids is hot right now. If that's gonna get greenlit, we're gone. Not gonna let the government poison my kids. Few million Euro taxes less every year, good job, Germany.
The vaccines are not "poison."
The current vaccine does not "reprogram your DNA."Technically vaccines have been considered a weak "poison" that teaches your body to overcome its basic properties. The current "vaccine" reprograms DNA, which might be worse than the conventional idea of poison to some people. I fail to see your qualifications.
A couple of users are turning gay you may want to rethink your positionThe current vaccine does not "reprogram your DNA."