re: Report: Pfizer vaccine being distributed to medical workers starting next week

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Then why does it usually take multiple years before normal vaccines can be release to the public? Genuinely curious.

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They will say red tape, but its internal controls

Maybe those controls arent needed at all, guess we will find out

The SOB's that developed it should be FIRST. Then Fauci.Then all these Democrat governors and legislators and media that have put the country through hell and have been running around calling us all"anti vaxxers".

Let's see if they take it and who the "anti vaxxers" really are. Maybe if they do the rest of us might consider it.

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It is so crazy to me that the "trust the science" group is putting so much faith in the big pharma companies like Pfizer. It's like they've completely forgotten all the damage these companies have delay out over the years in the name of profits. And to have this be the fastest vaccine turnaround in humanity's history and we're just supposed to put our trust in big Pharma that it's safe? No thanks. I'm no anti-vax conspiracy theorist either. I get my flu shots, my two children have all of their vaccines and get flu shots yearly. So this isn't something that is just out of left field for me. I have real concerns over the safety and efficacy of this thing that has just been rammed through the process. And the propaganda going on around these vaccines is nuts as well. Those who preach at us to follow the science are the ones who have thrown the proven method for safely developing these drugs right out the window. Those who rail against corporations and their profit driven agendas are putting the hope and faith of humanity in those corporation's hands.

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Everything you’re saying here is conjecture. You lack real knowledge of this topic and are spewing your Facebook thoughts on everyone as if your level headedness should be something to strongly consider or else. It’s almost like everything in your post is from the media? My bold predilection here is that this topic is completely “out of left field” for you and that you have no real background in vaccines or healthcare.

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Participants in Moderna and Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine trials told CNBC in September that they were experiencing high fever, body aches, bad headaches, daylong exhaustion and other symptoms after receiving the shots. While the symptoms were uncomfortable, and at times intense, the participants said they often went away after a day, sometimes sooner, and that it was better than getting Covid-19.

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Isn't that the case with any flu shot? Basically, a flu shot is a small dose of the flu virus that causes your body to build up antibodies and prevents re-infection from the full strength flu virus, so that many people experience mild symptoms of the flu after getting their flu shot.

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So this isn't something that is just out of left field for me.

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But it is. So stop spreading your BS conjecture when you don’t know the slightest bit about the vaccine, it’s mechanism of action, the approval process, and the research teams/timelines that are behind them.

I’ll take it in a heartbeat. I may feel differently if I had kids, but my decision will be to get in line and take it, even if just for testing purposes.

Good for him. They should strap Governor Cuomo and his brother down, and Larry Hogan, and Stretchin Gretchen, and the rest of them.

Want to bet some of them become Anti Vaxxers?

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Fauci already said until everyone has the vaccine we will still need masks & social distancing

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I got laughed at when I predicted this being the new goal post. Only took 2 weeks.

i think i saw 70% of the population taking the vaccine would be a return to normal.

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i think i saw 70% of the population taking the vaccine would be a return to normal.

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They will still push for 100% of the population to get it. They will try to shame anyone who doesn't want it for rational concerns about long term side effects. Plenty of posters here already gaslighting common sense discussion.