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cropsey, il 61731 | Just a little history:
I remember when everyone said, if you get the shot, you won't get covid or transmit it. That was wrong universally and in a study with a sample size of one: I first got covid from my recently vaccinated daughter that got covid (I still had to push 330 pigs out every day). Next was the statement "they never said it prevented disease" which is a memory problem because they did (including Biden). Of course, that statement is not provable since you can't test with and without the vaccine. Also, since virus's mutate to milder more contagious versions. it's serious disease would decrease. The shot can come with various forms of heart disease and immune response issues, so I'm not sure it has much value except to those selling it.
Now:
I assumed most people would be opting out of taking the shot as it hasn't proven do much good. If you google adverse effects, you'll scroll through 100 various factchecks and other vaccine positive pages until you get to a listing of 1000 peer reviewed study's showing adverse reactions from nih and similar. Apparently, the obvious doesn't matter much and I was surprised to hear folks are still wanting the shot and that includes people who have had heart issues out of nowhere. It would seem to me that risking vaccine related issues would not be my first choice in battling a relatively mild bought with covid. I guess I'm wrong.
The bad thing about this is now I'm and many others are definitely wait and see on vaccines. Not telling the truth or bending the truth is not a good thing in medical science since you tend to lose customers. Keep in mind these are all things drug makers, politicians and govt officials have said and are saying.
Why is this a thing? Or was it really the "best Biden ever"? | |
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The covid shot and it's "baggage" - people still want it?
