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If you are living in the USA why not get the Johnson and Johnson vaccine?
by yurrzz 5y ago
If you are living in the USA why not get the Johnson and Johnson vaccine?
- tome 5y agoThis is the third comment I've had to reply to to point out that the J&J vaccine is also based on barely tested technology. Is this really not widely understood? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_vector_vaccine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_vector_vaccine
- yurrzz 5y agoApparently not.
- calvano915 5y agoIt seems that many commentors in this thread believe that the time for questioning has passed regarding EUA vaccines with completely new mechanisms. If it goes wrong later, well don't go blaming any of them since it was all "at-will" and "your choice".
- silicon2401 5y agoMany commenters and members of the public in general don't believe in questioning, full stop. Fauci says XYZ is good, so XYZ is good.
- dekhn 5y agono, what I don't believe in is bad-faith questioning that is done primarily to create fear, uncertainty, and doubt. From what I can tell, Rand Paul is not operating in good faith, he's specifically saying what he's saying to reduce believe in Fauci's statements.
- halfjoking 5y agoThis Medcram video explains how J&J vaccine works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13qT7wLxkvU#t=1m30s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13qT7wLxkvU#t=1m30s They splice DNA to put in a virus and the end result is exactly the same as the mRNA vaccines - custom spliced RNA code running in your cells.
- yurrzz 5y agoI see your point. Thanks for the Video.