Jan 27, 2021
Jan 27, 2021
ThizzRip to the man but no need to scare people from the vaccine. 9 million have been vaccinated. How many have died?
Maybe he got an allergic reaction?
NeonNigga23 ♻️Jan 27, 2021·1 reply
hot pancakesan allergic reaction that causes your kidneys to fail and lungs to stop working?
no thanks
u probably wont get the same reaction. i get it, this is an awful way to go out but we can't blame the vaccine, even if it was rushed. almost everyone that have taken the vaccine have been fine. it's like ur taking a large risk by driving cus there are alot of car crashes yet people are more scared of plane crashes even though they are far more infrequent
- Jan 27, 2021·1 replyhot pancakes
like i said i work from home and the only other person i see works from home and we live together and never leave (by choice because of the pandemic)
i’m fine with personally not getting the vaccine. not worth the risk for me
i can see why others need to get it, but with my risk of catching covid low, the potential risk of negative effects from the vaccine outweigh the benefits for me
so u just wanna live like that for atleast another year?
- Jan 27, 2021hot pancakes
an allergic reaction that causes your kidneys to fail and lungs to stop working?
no thanks
Also undiagnosed disease/health issues. The amount of stories I’ve heard of random people dying from a heart attack cause by an undiagnosed condition is a lot
Jan 27, 2021ThizzRip to the man but no need to scare people from the vaccine. 9 million have been vaccinated. How many have died?
Maybe he got an allergic reaction?I'm really not trying to scare anyone and I don't think his family is either, we just demand clear answers to prevent this from happening. It shouldn't have happened in the first place but the best we could do now is stop it again. Based on the article it sounds like an allergic reaction but the cause is being delayed for months of testing.
- Jan 27, 2021·2 repliesWe Didnt Like That
I agree but what were our other options? The lockdown took a heavy toll on businesses which led to massive layoffs and people's mental health from that and being inside all day.
It's only controversial because a lot of people are vocal in making the vaccines seem flawless and writing off every death so far. Everyone at my work is skeptical which is a good thing given the rushed production. We can't even talk about it without being labeled anti vax
for real, i have said i am not anti vax and am up to date on all my vaxs, i just don’t particularly trust this one and i tend to get labeled anti vax instantly on here.
as far as options, i agree there aren’t many. i think every individual needs to weigh the risk / reward from getting it and choose whether or not it’s worth it
i’m not against people getting the covid vaccine, i just don’t think i should be forced or guilted into taking it if my risk of spreading it is low. i have the luxury of not needing to leave my house, i understand others don’t have that privilege though
Jan 27, 2021hot pancakes· editedit’s controversial to say but i still believe the vaccines were too rushed and not fully ready for the public
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it’s uncertain, but it’s possible you can still infect people with covid even if you are vaccinated
Do the Covid vaccines prevent you from spreading the virus, or do they just protect you from getting sick?
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Scientists don’t know yet—and the uncertainty has big implications during the rollout of the vaccines.
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Pfizer and Moderna, the companies that developed the vaccines authorized in the U.S. so far, say their vaccines are about 95% effective at preventing people from getting sick with Covid symptoms. But there’s not enough evidence yet on whether the vaccines also prevent asymptomatic infection and transmission.https://wsj.com/amp/articles/can-you-still-spread-covid-19-after-you-get-vaccinated-11610379107
and if that’s the case, what is the point of the vaccine if you can still spread it?
Jan 27, 2021·2 replieshot pancakesan allergic reaction that causes your kidneys to fail and lungs to stop working?
no thanks
After decades of trial and error, people still get guillain barre and meningitis from flu shots
guess we should pull those off the market 
Jan 27, 2021·1 replySwopewith this logic who needs the vaccine
if you die you die!Homie wtf are you talking about
- Jan 27, 2021Noir
After decades of trial and error, people still get guillain barre and meningitis from flu shots
guess we should pull those off the market People develop lactose intolerance overtime too let’s get rid of all dairy
- Jan 27, 2021Noir
OP is getting to the bottom of this scourge cast upon the ignorant public by the liberals
https://ktt2.com/norway-links-pfizer-vaccine-to-elderly-deaths-and-australia-seeking-108325
I don't think this has anything to do with liberals but I'm not into conspiracy theories
but I am reading about this a lot because it's better to take in all the information yourself and not just listen to anybody else 
you should try it, don't believe me just go read up on Pfizer yourself - Jan 27, 2021·1 replyNeonNigga23
u probably wont get the same reaction. i get it, this is an awful way to go out but we can't blame the vaccine, even if it was rushed. almost everyone that have taken the vaccine have been fine. it's like ur taking a large risk by driving cus there are alot of car crashes yet people are more scared of plane crashes even though they are far more infrequent
this is a good point.
i think it’s a risk assessment thing - some people don’t drive because they have a fear of accidents so it keeps them from driving, others drive all the time
if you can take the risk of getting it then go ahead, me personally i am going to stay off the road (for now) - but also i don’t work in a public setting so i feel ok about my choice, since i know i will not be spreading it
- Jan 27, 2021Swope
with this logic who needs the vaccine
if you die you die!Since the existence of the vaccines is to manage risk for the general population, that's the exact opposite of what is happening
Jan 27, 2021·2 repliesi feel like this is a lot of people's first time ever paying attention to vaccines....ever.
cause...it's just a lot of wrong s*** yall niggas are getting off in this thread right now lol.
- Jan 27, 2021·1 replyNoir
After decades of trial and error, people still get guillain barre and meningitis from flu shots
guess we should pull those off the market i generally don’t get flu shots either
Jan 27, 2021·1 replyDynamic Uno Musici feel like this is a lot of people's first time ever paying attention to vaccines....ever.
cause...it's just a lot of wrong s*** yall niggas are getting off in this thread right now lol.
lowkey they just want their worst fears to come true lol
- Jan 27, 2021
- Jan 27, 2021soapmanwun
didn't some of y'all take it already
These niggas finna turn into Titans
Jan 27, 2021RIP
- Jan 27, 2021·1 replyhot pancakes· edited
it’s controversial to say but i still believe the vaccines were too rushed and not fully ready for the public
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edit:
it’s uncertain, but it’s possible you can still infect people with covid even if you are vaccinated
Do the Covid vaccines prevent you from spreading the virus, or do they just protect you from getting sick?
.
Scientists don’t know yet—and the uncertainty has big implications during the rollout of the vaccines.
.
Pfizer and Moderna, the companies that developed the vaccines authorized in the U.S. so far, say their vaccines are about 95% effective at preventing people from getting sick with Covid symptoms. But there’s not enough evidence yet on whether the vaccines also prevent asymptomatic infection and transmission.https://wsj.com/amp/articles/can-you-still-spread-covid-19-after-you-get-vaccinated-11610379107
and if that’s the case, what is the point of the vaccine if you can still spread it?
exhibit A, how many times must this be reiterated, this vaccine wasn't rushed.
- Jan 27, 2021aaaaaaaaaa
lowkey they just want their worst fears to come true lol
See also: Now that Biden is in office thread in politics sxn
Jan 27, 2021·1 replysupposedly the covid vaccine was developed using what they had and learned from the original SARS and MERS vaccines. there's a breakdown on it but goddamn it's like a f***ing essay
jbiomedsci.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12929-020-00695-2
Jan 27, 2021hot pancakeslike i said i work from home and the only other person i see works from home and we live together and never leave (by choice because of the pandemic)
i’m fine with personally not getting the vaccine. not worth the risk for me
i can see why others need to get it, but with my risk of catching covid low, the potential risk of negative effects from the vaccine outweigh the benefits for me
of f***ing course- Jan 27, 2021
i guess it's also different when you got family that actually work in healthcare.