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Indirectly political? I guess, given that one political party decided to mandate these vaccines. Does that mean that issues with mRNA vaccines can therefore n
by claytongulick 4y ago
Indirectly political?
I guess, given that one political party decided to mandate these vaccines.
Does that mean that issues with mRNA vaccines can therefore not be discussed, or early research examined?
Increasing research seems to point that the risk/reward calculus of some of the vaccines is different than what was believed and communicated.
We're not supposed to discuss this because it could be politically embarrassing to one party?
That doesn't seem to be in keeping with the spirit of HN.
- bananapear 4y agoPrecisely. Those of us who were forced to take them and were injured are owed some answers.
- MuchoMaas 4y agoAny mildly critical comments re COVID vaccines are now instantly flagged, it's really pathetic the need some people have to do the "see no evil" routine on this.