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The current knowledge, is that the Pfizer mRNA vaccine: 1) Claims 95% efficacy. 2) But it was not widely tested. Meaning they didn’t test it on people who had
by blackrock 6y ago
The current knowledge, is that the Pfizer mRNA vaccine:
1) Claims 95% efficacy.
2) But it was not widely tested. Meaning they didn’t test it on people who had allergies. Or who could have an allergic reaction to it.
3) Health officials are now warning people who have allergies, to NOT take the Pfizer vaccine. (Uhh.. what?)
4) The Pfizer mRNA vaccine will not prevent you from getting sick. It will just prevent major malfunctions from severely harming you, or killing you.
5) Taking the Pfizer mRNA vaccine might end up making you a non-symptomatic transmitter of the virus.
So.. you’re literally a walking and breathing virus transmitting zombie?
Good grief. It’s a choose-your-own-adventures world with this Pfizer mRNA vaccine.
Meanwhile.. no word from the western media about China’s vaccine using the traditional method of an inactivated virus.
- pgalvin 6y agoMost of what you said is false. 1) this has now been peer-reviewed (iirc) and confirmed by multiple countries’ regulatory agencies. It does have 95% efficacy. 2) actually, it was tested on people with allergies and they were aware that some people would be allergic beforehand. 3) this is actually pretty common for people with SEVERE allergies, as it is in this case. 4) this is not true at all. It prevents 95% of symptomatic infections, i.e. getting sick. 5) we don’t know this. It’s possible, but you’re wrong to state it as a fact. For all we know, it could prevent asymptomatic transmission too.