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> When I got vaccinated for various diseases, it gave long term immunity, not 4 doses over months to lessen the symptoms. Which works for some diseases. Other
by wolrah 4y ago
> When I got vaccinated for various diseases, it gave long term immunity, not 4 doses over months to lessen the symptoms.
Which works for some diseases. Others are only effective for shorter periods of time and/or against specific variants. The flu vaccine should be a familiar example to most people, needing periodic refreshers that are most effective against certain variants and not others.
It's also worth noting that the diseases that are treated as a "one and done" are generally those where you're unlikely to be exposed in day to day life for a variety of reasons.
- tekknik 4y agoThe flu vaccine and mRNA vaccines are very different. One is much more proven than the other. How do you reconcile the heart issues some had?
- etchalon 4y agoEvery vaccine has side effects in a limited number of people. Even the flu vaccine has known potential side effects
- tekknik 4y agoYes but in general we don’t force the flu vaccine. Reports came out it cause heart issues and the guidance didn’t even change for the affected age group.
- etchalon 4y agoWe don’t “force” any vaccine. And guidance hasn’t changed because the benefits still outweighed the risks, though more studies are warranted and are in process in light of updated vaccines and mutating variants.
- tekknik 4y agoWe actually force a few, and there certainly was an attempt for COVID. How many people lost their jobs for not taking the shot? Why didn’t we wait until the studies could be complete? Isolate until then?
- etchalon 4y agoWhat vaccines will you be arrested and jailed for not receiving? We didn’t wait until the studies could be completed because we had enough data.
- tekknik 4y agoThere’s more ways to force than arrest and jail, how many people can do without eating or paying rent cause they lost their job? Many many companies forced workers to get the vaccines if they wanted to keep their jobs.
- panopticon 4y agoThe risk of myocarditis is substantially higher in COVID infections than COVID vaccinations. Yes, it's unfortunate that the vaccine has side effects. But if you're seriously concerned about the risk of heart problems the vaccine is the safer bet.
- tekknik 4y agoSee I wasn’t concerned at all, until I got the vaccine and started having minor chest pains immediately after. Now I’m definitely concerned but the fact remains, my heart may have been damaged from a rushed vaccine that was forced on me. All most have to offer is “yea there’s some side effects”
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- viraptor 4y agoOr from stress of that day, or from asymptomatic covid you didn't realise you had, or from unrelated heart issues you didn't realise you had, or from... The question is only: did you want higher or lower chances of survival? Cherry picking a situating you think you may have experienced and worrying about it is not useful. Attribution is hard. In single cases close to impossible.
- tekknik 4y ago> Or from stress of that day, or from asymptomatic covid you didn't realise you had, or from unrelated heart issues you didn't realise you had, or from... The day I had issues I was camping. Given the testing I certainly didn’t have COVID unless the tests are wrong. No unrelated heart issues prior to this, EKGs everything prior showed normal. I’d rather not have heart issues to help someone else feel safe. And if my chances are lower, then how come after taking the first dose and having issues, then ceasing further doses at my Drs request, how come I never got it? You see you can isolate yourself and invalidate the need for increased survival rates. Bonus, you don’t have heart issues either! Really all this shows me is its “every man for themselves”. All anybody cares about is if they survive or if they get a hospital bed if needed. And they’ll force, or attempt to force, others to do things to give them an extra level of safety. Because of this, you’ve created a “new vaccine” antivaxer