When’s the next lock down for COOF?

[Business_Casual]

The polio vaccine is just that - a vaccine. The COVID shots are mRNA therapeutic and experimental. Big difference.

[okie]

The polio vaccine is just that - a vaccine. The COVID shots are mRNA therapeutic and experimental. Big difference.

Not to mention the polio vaccine has been around for a long time and never once caused VAERS to go critical in all that history.

[Artos]

Yup, glad I got the polio jab or I would have been in a wheel chair instead of these crutches...it's irritating to have these seasonal jabs that do not work in the same classifications as actual immunizations. Every person I know who gets sick with the flu has received their flu shot. Every year, it's crazy.

[SomeOtherGuy]

I know a dude that got polio from the polio vaccination. Several children were infected because of a mistake in the manufacturing process. I guess people didn’t have internet and 24/7 news cycle back then, though.

There are at least two different vaccines for polio. A manufacturing issue with an early batch of the Salk vaccine caused a lot of injuries, including to a relative of mine. That predates VAERS and compensation funds, btw.

Contra, another relative of mine, 30 years older, had polio as a kid, iron lung for months, survived but permanently weakened. Still lived to 93 though. Of course you don't want polio.

I wasn't alive then, but I haven't read about anyone telling the people whose kids were killed or injured by a bad batch of polio vaccine that they were tinfoil hats who deserved to die. And I'll note that the kids getting vaccinated for polio were at serious personal risk of being harmed by polio. They weren't 50+ years younger than the people dying from it.

The safety issues with the polio vaccine seem to be past history, by decades. Maybe that will be true for Covid-19 vaccines someday; more likely it will become irrelevant, since many viruses mutate to less harmful forms, and Covid-19 from day 1 has been less dangerous, at least to people under 80, than virtually any other virus we attempt to vaccinate against.

[mRad]

There are at least two different vaccines for polio. A manufacturing issue with an early batch of the Salk vaccine caused a lot of injuries, including to a relative of mine. That predates VAERS and compensation funds, btw.

Contra, another relative of mine, 30 years older, had polio as a kid, iron lung for months, survived but permanently weakened. Still lived to 93 though. Of course you don't want polio.

I wasn't alive then, but I haven't read about anyone telling the people whose kids were killed or injured by a bad batch of polio vaccine that they were tinfoil hats who deserved to die. And I'll note that the kids getting vaccinated for polio were at serious personal risk of being harmed by polio. They weren't 50+ years younger than the people dying from it.

The safety issues with the polio vaccine seem to be past history, by decades. Maybe that will be true for Covid-19 vaccines someday; more likely it will become irrelevant, since many viruses mutate to less harmful forms, and Covid-19 from day 1 has been less dangerous, at least to people under 80, than virtually any other virus we attempt to vaccinate against.

Indeed.


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[Diamondback]

Maybe that will be true for Covid-19 vaccines someday; more likely it will become irrelevant, since many viruses mutate to less harmful forms, and Covid-19 from day 1 has been less dangerous, at least to people under 80, than virtually any other virus we attempt to vaccinate against.

Sadly, that won't happen until the powerbrokers decide it's lost its usefulness in weaponizing against us. Which probably won't be until the next Chicom bioweapon is unleashed and kicks it to the curb...

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

Stop calling them vaccinations and start calling them mandatory subscriptions.

[okie]

Stop calling them vaccinations and start calling them mandatory subscriptions.

And one that probably can't be cancelled. At the very, very least, people need to be told in no uncertain terms that taking that first shot might mean not having a choice when it comes to taking future shots. You simply can't have informed consent without at least that.

[Diamondback]

And one that probably can't be cancelled. At the very, very least, people need to be told in no uncertain terms that taking that first shot might mean not having a choice when it comes to taking future shots. You simply can't have informed consent without at least that.

Every single one of the f---ers behind this should be shot up with AIDS, see how *they* like the idea of going through life without an immune system.

[Honu]

Oh no sorry you need to take this forever we found out there was something in it that can kill you if not
Would we lie to you !

And one that probably can't be cancelled. At the very, very least, people need to be told in no uncertain terms that taking that first shot might mean not having a choice when it comes to taking future shots. You simply can't have informed consent without at least that.