> In Europe they are still treated as test vaccines, so you have to sign a paper and take the full responsibility for any side effects. This is not true. They

> In Europe they are still treated as test vaccines, so you have to sign a paper and take the full responsibility for any side effects. This is not true. They got emergency authorization, but had to go through the same test phases as with normal authorization and will eventually get full authorization. This is not really different than in the USA and does not make it a 'test vaccine'. Also I was vaccinated in the EU and I did not have to sign any papers or 'take full responsibility for any side effects' in any way, nor did anyone else I know that was vaccinated in the EU. This may be the case in your country (I'd be interested to know which country that is), but it is certainly not a EU wide requirement.