Jul 19, 2020·1 reply
CLBparadiseCan anyone link me a situation where a vaccine or something had horrible side effects? Not trying to prove anyone wrong, just genuinely curious
Jul 19, 2020Yes
Jul 19, 2020
Ye643879201medicine has gotten greatly better. unless u would rather hinder a covid-free world
Since 2010 ? You think just 10 years later we’re at a far greater medicinal production that there is no chance of side effects of a vaccine? Lmfao bro.
- Jul 19, 2020
ElectricAre y'all going to take the vaccine as soon as it comes out
f*** no
Jul 19, 2020ElectricAre y'all going to take the vaccine as soon as it comes out
nah probably not “asap”, but I will take the vaccine. I assume my university will make it mandatory. I remember needing certain vaccines to be able to attend.
Jul 19, 2020·2 replieslonerThose reasons are precisely why a vaccine should not be mandatory.
How can people reasonably trust the government to supply them with a safe vaccine when there’s precedent of the government negligently rushing to approve a vaccine without fully understanding its side effects, causing thousands of innocent people to develop permanent, debilitating disorders.
If there’s a risk that people can develop harmful side effects from a vaccine, then it should be each person’s individual choice as to whether or not they want to take that risk. It’s highly dangerous and unethical for the government to deprive them of that choice.
I'm not going to argue with you if you're just going to throw emotive language at me, without really referring to the facts on this particular matter.
CKL TML 🌺Jul 19, 2020
TopDawgKennythey literally competing with each other lol
Trump promises coronavirus vaccine by end of the year, but his own experts temper expectations
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-promises-coronavirus-vaccine-end-year-experts-temper/story?id=70712823Trump presses for coronavirus vaccine by end of year
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trump-presses-for-coronavirus-vaccine-by-end-of-year-2020-05-15Trump unveils 'warp-speed' effort to create coronavirus vaccine by year's end
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/may/15/trump-coronavirus-warp-speed-vaccine-white-houseBut but but warp speed
"Trump"
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replymannigra
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4562845/
did you at least scheme through the article you linked? the disease that the vaccine was against is even more likely to cause narcolepsy in the first place, and these vaccines are administered in already high-risk areas.
- Jul 19, 2020Bri10
I'm not going to argue with you if you're just going to throw emotive language at me, without really referring to the facts on this particular matter.
My guy the facts are that the swine flu vaccine, the production and testing of which were rushed due to a pandemic just like the production and testing of the COVID vaccine will be, causes narcolepsy. Only in a small percentage of recipients, yes, but it does cause it, and the fact that that wasn’t noticed until months after the vaccine hit the market (confirmed until YEARS after) proves that when production/testing are rushed, the chance that problems will be missed increases and the risk to vaccine recipients goes up
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replyBri10
did you at least scheme through the article you linked? the disease that the vaccine was against is even more likely to cause narcolepsy in the first place, and these vaccines are administered in already high-risk areas.
Yes, the point is that because the vaccine wasn’t as rigorously tested as it should’ve been that fact wasn’t known until years later, and people who chose to get the vaccine early on did so without knowing they ran the risk of developing a life altering disease
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replymannigra
Yes, the point is that because the vaccine wasn’t as rigorously tested as it should’ve been that fact wasn’t known until years later, and people who chose to get the vaccine early on did so without knowing they ran the risk of developing a life altering disease
It wasn't necessarily rushed; it had been in trial for 3 years before it was given to the general public. the chances of narcolepsy actually developing were just that minute, and even in places where the risk of narcolepsy developing were high there was an extremely low chance of it developing.
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replyBri10
It wasn't necessarily rushed; it had been in trial for 3 years before it was given to the general public. the chances of narcolepsy actually developing were just that minute, and even in places where the risk of narcolepsy developing were high there was an extremely low chance of it developing.
theguardian.com/world/2009/jul/26/fast-tracked-swine-flu-vaccine
Read this article, the approval of the vaccine was fast tracked to a point that even the head of the World Health organization had misgivings
- Jul 19, 2020
tunemoonDefinitely not until it's been proven to have no side effects.
Niggas would rather risk Corona side effects than vaccine apparently
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replymannigra
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/jul/26/fast-tracked-swine-flu-vaccine
Read this article, the approval of the vaccine was fast tracked to a point that even the head of the World Health organization had misgivings
Like said not necessarily rushed for the most part, and in the context of the time you can see why it was rushed.
- Jul 19, 2020·edited·1 replyBri10
Like said not necessarily rushed for the most part, and in the context of the time you can see why it was rushed.
Not rushed for the most part, but by the admission of the world health organization still rushed. I’m not really sure what your argument is here
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replymannigra
Not rushed for the most part, but by the admission of the world health organization still rushed. I’m not really sure what your argument is here
yeah man sure man
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replyBri10
yeah man sure man
if trials weren’t rushed how would that even weaken my argument man, all I’m saying is that people should be allowed to take a wait and see approach if they want to
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replymannigra
if trials weren’t rushed how would that even weaken my argument man, all I’m saying is that people should be allowed to take a wait and see approach if they want to
yeah man sure man
- Jul 19, 2020·edited·1 replyBri10
yeah man sure man
- Jul 19, 2020·1 replyBri10
I'm not going to argue with you if you're just going to throw emotive language at me, without really referring to the facts on this particular matter.
You say this every time you lose an argument, Bri. See you in the next thread
- Jul 19, 2020loner
You say this every time you lose an argument, Bri. See you in the next thread
Lose, I'm just not in them mood to chase after red herring today, yeah man, sure man
- Jul 19, 2020mannigra
Jul 19, 2020A mandatory vaccine that everyone is required to get isn't going to be "rushed".
Jul 19, 2020·1 reply1300 is greater than one thousand, therefore it can be referred to as thousands.
- Jul 20, 2020·1 replyPuma
1300 is greater than one thousand, therefore it can be referred to as thousands.
People who don’t know how plurals work shouldn’t be allowed to commentate on important social issues tbh.