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I had longcovid for 14 months. I think the vaccine would hurt my robust immunity and I’ll never take it. If I lose my job that’s ok. If they make it mandator
by halfjoking 5y ago
I had longcovid for 14 months. I think the vaccine would hurt my robust immunity and I’ll never take it. If I lose my job that’s ok. If they make it mandatory I’ll flee to Russia. (assuming I see it coming before they restrict travel)
- nonford150 5y agoThis. My son had Covid-19; had effects for about 4 months. Better now and is unmasked. Why are we not talking about those with antibodies? Why is the only choice having the vaccine?
- nl 5y ago> If they make it mandatory I’ll flee to Russia. I assume this is some kind of joke. But on the off chance it isn't, Russia is getting very strict on their vaccine requirements. Authorities in four Russian regions have made coronavirus vaccines mandatory this week for workers in retail, education and other service sectors, part of an effort to boost the country’s low immunization rates as COVID-19 infections continue to soar. https://apnews.com/article/europe-russia-coronavirus-pandemic-business-government-and-politics-d426c8260fb7a69e51bf84a4ad4c54f9 https://apnews.com/article/europe-russia-coronavirus-pandemi...
- aakresearch 5y agoThis will end up only as a boon for fake certificate dealers. Those born in USSR will know.
- halfjoking 5y agoI'm only half joking - Russia is the leader in vaccine skepticism and still has the lowest vaccination rates. Even if certain regions mandate it for some workers, I think rates will remain low and people will oppose it. To be honest I'm not sure where to go. It's very hard to avoid the geopolitical arm of the US government - and the US government is hellbent on giving every man/woman/child the RNA shots. I'm not optimistic my life won't be ruined because of this vaccine.