New Covid Protocol

Difference between polio and covid, is polio did not just give you 0.5% death if you got it. Polio crippled your butt.

 

We’re in the middle of a Pandemic. The risk is worth the reward to rush things. People don’t have to do it if they don’t want to. The may suffer some hardships associated with that decision though.

 

Idk but am struggling to connect what that has to do with the Covid vaccine, which is also not mandatory.

 

Consequences should only be, if you get sick, you just get sick. But now you want unvaccinated people fined and say you want to make their lives hell.

 

Covid also does not just cause death. Lots of people are suffering long term consequences from Covid.

 

I thought that's what you were trying to get at that everyone should be taking the covid vaccine.

And just to clarify, this is a MRNA vaccine and first time use. It's not FDA approved. Etc etc. So what you think on how it works, is being based on what you're being told. And you can say the exact same thing back to me.

We simply don't know. And people should be allowed to do what they want to do.

 

There is nothing wrong with there being extra burdens placed on the unvaccinated. I'd think they'd be happy to pay the extra price to ensure their freedom (to remain unvaccinated and at greater risk of getting sick and making those around them sick). Freedom isn't free, right?

 

Only ones i havnt heard say it our on CNN, ABC , CBS ,MSNBC, and we all know the misinformation they spread,,,, # changethechannle

 

It's about to get FDA approval and they have been studied at length. Also, I have never said that anyone should be forced to get it so I am not sure why you are acting like I said it should be forced on people. But it is absolutely fair for businesses and communities to place extra burdens on those who are not vaccinated. You are free to not get vaccinated and have to deal with those extra burdens. Life is full of these decisions.

 

CDC shows a list of percent of things notified to them. So which long term affect you referring to and the percent?

Polio caused 15,000 people to be crippled each year before the vaccine.

When you got vaccinated by polio, you weren't being affected by unvaccinated people.

So you can't be comparing the 2. It's totally different..... And polio was not mandatory and still is not.

 

You are the one who compared them. I responded to you.

 

not even close

 

Actually life of America isn't that way. We still have people who smoke and told they could only not smoke in a business. We have it where when they get cancer, they get help and everyone pays for it in some ways.

We even have people who don't wear a seat belt. And if I have an accident where it's at fault, I still have to pay for the extra damage of the idiot getting thrown they the window for not wearing a seat belt.

So if you want to smoke, eat where you at are overweight, not wear your seat belt and get vaccinated, that's all fine. You do you, but don't be telling people who are not vaccinated they need to be punished. This is the first time in America history where y'all have gone to this extreme...... You can make your case over in France where they've lost their mind over past viruses. But not here where it's never been done.

 

Bet you think polio vaccine was mandated and still is. You think because it says, "recommended" means that.

And since we're talking NFL. They never mandated the flu vaccine. Nor even polio.

 

No it's not!!!
Oh...Sorry you said most.
Never mind....move along

 

Ummmmm I didn't start the comparison. You might want to go back and look it up.

 

I've literally had the conversation with friends and family that work at health care places. And not one of them was forced to take the flu vaccine. (And some of those people have got the covid vaccine.)

I don't know where you're getting this, "most" at.

 

Huh?