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I did directly address your very first trope: that you claim it’s solely a decision for yourself, when it’s not. As for the rest of your complaints, I can’t ma

I did directly address your very first trope: that you claim it’s solely a decision for yourself, when it’s not. As for the rest of your complaints, I can’t manage to find the patience or empathy to respond in as productive of a manner as others[1] have already done in this same thread. Good luck to you, wishing you good health. Glad your parents recovered well. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26573727 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26573727

chrisco255 6y ago
It very much is, because if you have the gene therapy and you think that protects you more so than your own natural immune system, then you have nothing to worry about from me. You're protected. Anyone else who fears Covid is protected the same. You get to make your choice based on your own personal health choice and risk profile. I get to make my own choice. That we arrive at different conclusions based on our own individual nature, is the beauty of living in a free society. You have no idea if it causes cancer or Alzheimer's or any other complication down the road and you can't point me to a long term study that proves that because it hasn't been around long enough. As I said before, if in 10 years time there's a long track record of success in the odds of any long term complications are less than my odds of dying in a car wreck, I may change my mind. As it stands, already the AstraZeneca has been paused in numerous countries on account of blood clots. And I've already seen one person get Bells palsy from it. It's not worth it to me. And I've had plenty of vaccines, but this is gene therapy, it's not a traditional vaccine.