Do you trust it?

Will you take the shot?

Right now I'm at NO on both counts

No. Neither the vaccine nor having covid prevents you from getting covid again. It's as effective as masks.

Not sure yet. Leaning towards it.

Probably will eventually, but I'll be patient and watch it play out for a while. I think in order to cross into Canada you'll have to show that you've been vaccinated or be quarantined for 10 days. If they do that I'll get it, but that's months away at least.

No, it’s run by the government

No, same reason

Guess you won't be using roads, the mail, and things like that.

No, and no. Not only does it not keep you from getting Covid 19, it doesn’t even keep you from spreading it. All it does is make the symptoms less severe when you do get it, if it really even works. Since nobody in my family is high risk I see no point subjecting us to this vaccine.

NO THANKS.

I'd love to see the data you have that supports this.

So you sent those stimulus checks back????

By the way I got my shot yesterday.

In a holding pattern...wait and see

lol. Not the same level of risk. I suggest you look at funding efficiency of road projects, the epidemic of undelivered mail, and things like that

The earliest reports of covid reinfection go back to March of last year. The first two cases were in Japan. The info is out there if you care to look. .

As to the vaccine, the government and the news have been reporting that it lessens the effects of covid when you get it. Again, it's there if you care to look.
When they say 95% effective, that is not 95% get immunity. Check your data.

Then source it please. I've researched a tremendous amount of scientific data to date and have seen nothing that supports that opinion. There is emerging data thst suggests years of protection. Antibodies are not as reliable a predictor of infection as the news would have you believe

Holy smolly do you watch the news?? Its just amazing to me that so many are so uniformed on something this serious. The MSM has a lot to do with that. I've posted enough of the data your looking for on other threads today so Im not going to post them here. Just this morning on the news they talked about a Democrat congressman that just tested positive even though he has already been vaccinated and tested negative at that time. They have never once said the vaccine will keep you from getting it. Not once. What they said is it will give you a 95% chance of having a MILD case. Thats it nothing more. You can still spread covid after being vaccinated as well.It should be noted that the vast majority have mild cases anyway. If that doesnt make you wonder whats up nothing will.

C'mon man. You must be a zealot in either camp to respond to these threads.

Yup, with 330-Trapper on this one.

Wait and see ... Vaccine contributed to first death, severe reactions, not a virus killer, not nearly as effective against mutates ... hummm. A case of the cure maybe being worse than the disease??? By Biden's supreme order having to wear a mask in the woods ... all we need to do is wear masks and social distance and we'll beat this thing, Biden said so! So why do we need a vaccine that isn't a pandemic stopper? Cause the gov say's so??

Unless the gov says get the vaccine and you don't need to wear a mask, can travel freely with no exceptions and can gather without restriction; then maybe. Til then I'll wait and see. Should be interesting when I see the doc on Monday ... I'm sure she will be pushing to administer the vaccine.

And yah before any of you start to make comments about numbers of sick and dying and how the vaccine is going to help; we have had death and illness in the family directly related to Covid too. But, I'm willing to let nature heal itself before plunging unnatural chemicals into my arm. JMO

No. I dont watch the news much. Just enough to know how uniformed they are.
I can't imagine using the news as the basis for making my medical decisions.
https://uahs.arizona.edu/news/uariz...ov-2-antibodies-provide-lasting-immunity
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/immunity-against-sars-cov-2-may-last-at-least-8-months

No
I asked my doctor if he would he said no as well.

Not unless forced to, don't know how any can say they have never seen anything about the insignificance of having the vaccine it's all over the net, asking for support of validation of the reply is quite embarrassing to read, really.
Was worried the my employ was going to force essentials to have the vaccine, however they decided to just let the employees decide if they wanted to or not. Great decision, for a vaccine not fully vetted and not really doing anything to prevent masking or social distancing to stop.

Survival rating for healthy normal people is to high to worry for me about having such a vaccine, and the minor problems the some are having with it is a flag, the major ones that less are having is a direct sign of needing a longer vetting process !!

Still my wife and son were forced into taking it due to their employment, not a fan of being forced to do anything thats not going to bring big returns for that intrusion into my rights !!