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You are always rolling the dice when you get a cold. The important part is how likely the side effects really are and this is proven for neither. In addition t
by antibuddy 6y ago
You are always rolling the dice when you get a cold. The important part is how likely the side effects really are and this is proven for neither.
In addition to this, vaccine side effects can be way more severe than that especially for otherwise healthy people. Given the lethality is <0.1% for people under 60 and sterile immunity (with the vaccine) is neither proven nor targeted, there doesn't seem to be a hurry to get the vaccine really.
- maxerickson 6y agoWhy are you all over this thread fear mongering about sterilizing immunity? The vaccine trials indeed did not collect data about it, but the starting assumption (based on the mechanism of action of the vaccines) is that they are likely to result in sterilizing immunity. They may not! But the lack of data doesn't mean we should expect there to not be sterilizing immunity.