“Lol....prolly the dumbest thing I've ever witnessed“

Kind of like some of your post!!!!

"Lol, prolly the dumbest thing I ever witnessed."

Jury's out, but I kinda agree. We have no idea of the side effects and long term effects, and know for certain it doesn't stop you from getting covid so I'm on the "ill pass for now" crowd.

You didn't answer my question

Typical sheeple like response

You didn't answer my question

Typical sheeple like response [/quote]
Anti-Gov
Sheeple, might want to take a look in the mirror!!!!
Everyone knows how you feel but you have to continue beating a dead horse. Stick with your conspiracy theories and leave reality to those who can handle it.

So much for the 95% protection rate. Get on with things and forget the worrying. Get it and get over it. Your bodies immunity is better then any vaccine.

ivermectin great reduced me and wife's systems. Headache and congestions for 3 days. Not near as bad as most colds.

ivermectin great reduced me and wife's systems. Headache and congestions for 3 days. Not near as bad as most colds.

No, you just feel fine like my wife and I do. She went to have a spot on her lung looked at a couple of days ago and unbeknownst to her has Covid induced pneumonia. My Doc looked at my lungs and they look like the lungs of a 50 year smoker...never smoked a day in my life. Both of us feel fine, yet I still can’t do what I could do before Covid. I was trying to get back in the gym and walking and was creating massive headaches in the process. The only good news is “they say” our lungs will heal on their own. We shall see...start trapping a property at the end of the month.

Effective at reducing the symptoms...nothing more. They’re trying to keep people out of hospitals and off vents.

After all I've been seeing and hearing I'm in that crowd too.

How would you even pretend to be able to measure that in a percentage? How do you know how bad their symptoms would have been without the vaccine? Some folks have no symptoms at all while others die.

Truth is nobody on either side of the isle knows anything about covid. It’s all opinions and hearsay. I’m not getting the vaccine cause I don’t think I need it and I’m skeptical of what side effects it could have.

U just answered it yourself!!!!! (SHEEPLE).

All vaccines trick your body into creating the antibodies to fight off disease. You have those antibodies in your blood for a while, maybe several months. But, you body also remembers how to create those antibodies. Your immune system now has the blueprints for antibodies.

When you are exposed to the real virus in the future, you have a much better chance of winning because you can start making antibodies right away and start fighting right away. The fight is going to be easier, but not necessarily easy. The virus will still invade your cells and start making copies of itself. Your immune system will often respond so quickly and win so quickly that you don't even feel sick. But that's not always the case. Either way, a vaccine isn't really "immunity". Your body is still going to have to fight the virus - any virus.

^^^^^^. But what if an injection into the body's entire cellular system is in some fashion different, or even undesirable, than what's maximally beneficial for antibody production aimed at an antigen which enters our body via the respiratory tract?
Could be quite fine.
Could be quite different.

That's why length of study is a benefit.

The good Lord made us all with a built-in immune system , or we'd all be dead already

And that's why I'm waiting for the "traditional" vaccine to be approved. This new mRNA vaccine is probably fine and I'm sure that someday all vaccines will work that way. But it's a new enough idea that I want to wait and see what the longer term effects are.