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Good. They made a world saving product just in time!
by cm2012 3y ago
Good. They made a world saving product just in time!
- cempaka 3y agoyes, we all would have perished if it was not for the mRNA Covid vaccines. China is over now because they didn't use them.
- talldatethrow 3y agoLook up the rates of heart damage. A Swiss study saw upwards of 1 in 35 showing heart damage.
- postpawl 3y agoLook up the rates of heart damage from actually getting Covid without being vaccinated?
- talldatethrow 3y agoLess than 1 in 1000 I believe?
- infamouscow 3y agoRemember, it took a year for the vaccines to be available. In the meantime everyone was contracting the virus and virtually everyone recovered. So if these vaccines magically reversed heart damage caused from contracting the virus, it's news to me and you should be able to cite a peer reviewed study not funded by the manufacturers or their investors.
- thfuran 3y ago>In the meantime everyone was contracting the virus and virtually everyone recovered. Aside from the half million excess deaths in the US in 2020?
- dragonwriter 3y ago> Remember, it took a year for the vaccines to be available. In the meantime everyone was contracting the virus and virtually everyone recovered. “Everyone” didn't contract the cirus in the time between the first case and the first vaccine deployment.
- zwerdlds 3y agowith (at least) $1.4b in taxpayer funding https://assets.modernatx.com/m/12c20bf7f34a6490/original/Moderna-Statement-on-Government-Funding-Feb-2022.pdf https://assets.modernatx.com/m/12c20bf7f34a6490/original/Mod...
- throwoutway 3y agoJust imagine if all $14000000000 of that went to the CEO & boards pockets and not just 29% of it. I'd expect less of these "well they saved lives" compliments for grift
- cm2012 3y agoSounds like the most effective $1.4b the government has ever spent, $ per $.
- seydor 3y agoDid it save the world?
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y agoThey did! But did he?