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It's this combined with the horror of not having vaccines, people have forgotten or don't know what that looks like, so we probably have to see children destroy
by bamboozled 4y ago
It's this combined with the horror of not having vaccines, people have forgotten or don't know what that looks like, so we probably have to see children destroyed from diseases (we already have vaccines for) before people will understand why things like vaccine mandates exist.
I do agree with others though, I don't feel the same way about Covid19 vaccines, even though I took them, it really does, in retrospect, look like a lot of it was trying to get people onto a yearly vaccine plan, "get your yearly covid19 booster", I don't like that personally.
- MrVandemar 4y ago> it really does, in retrospect, look like a lot of it was trying to get people onto a yearly vaccine plan I think, yes, the companies are for sure rubbing their hands and thinking about the extra money from another mandated yearly vaccine. But the SARS-CoV-2 vaccines, though they have a short window of effectiveness (as do flu vaccines) have protected some people from severity of the symptoms and death, which is not a bad thing. There may be some value in a yearly vaccine for at least susceptible people that covers a window of time where infection rates are typically highest.
- busymom0 4y agoYearly? More like every 2-3 months. The shots are waning so fast plus new variants. It is entirely unsustainable.