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That’s a strawman argument. A seatbelt is a physical device, you don’t inject it into your veins.
by underseacables 5y ago
That’s a strawman argument. A seatbelt is a physical device, you don’t inject it into your veins.
- bigbillheck 5y agoThe vaccine isn't injected into the veins, it's injected into the muscle. Tattoos are also injected into the muscles, and if you only had a 99% survival rate on those they'd be illegal and only the craziest of daredevils would risk them. Anyway, my point is something with a 1% death rate is incredibly dangerous.
- giardini 5y agoI don't think tattoos are injected into the muscles - they're only skin-deep! But good on the 1%!
- bigbillheck 5y ago> I don't think tattoos are injected into the muscles - they're only skin-deep! Well rats, there goes that analogy. But I've got another one: maybe a decade ago I had to give a loved one IM injections regularly (there was a class at the hospital and everything), and if there had been a 1% chance of fatal results the drug wouldn't have made it out of the lab.
- falcolas 5y agoInsulin. Imagine insulin with a 1% fatality rate.