re: The side effects from Covid vaccine shots won’t be ‘a walk in the park'

They are not going to have 300 million doses manufactured, distributed and ready to inject right out of the gate. It's going to take a lot of time and money to pull this off.

Even with all the apprehension, there will still be more people eager to take the vaccine upon initial release then there are available doses and administrators.

As time wears on, and millions of people get the vaccine, we will have an abundance of hard medical data and personal anecdotes about the side effects, safety and efficacy. Assuming things go as planned, this will bring the nervous nellies into the vaccine line once they see all the other people didn't die or become gravely ill.

The remaining holdouts - the never vaxxers - won't matter because we will eventually achieve herd immunity through the combination of recovered sick people and vaccinated.

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Where did this random shite come from?

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Guess you didn’t know that world renowned Dr. Alton Ochsner in his zeal to push the polio vaccine tested it on his 18month old grandson, unfortunately it killed him.

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One old lady says the 2nd dose sucks and everyone freaks out

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No shite. Wait till these pussies experience their first colonoscopy prep. These covid vaccine side effects sound like a walk in the park to me.

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I mean, probably. I dont think its likely that you take this vaccine, then 6 years later your dick falls off.

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I guess lawsuits like this are just happenstance, but hey at least they didn’t keel over immediately. (And this was a drug that wasn’t rushed to finish)

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Bob Ernst, a marathon runner and fitness fanatic, started taking Vioxx (rofecoxib) in November of 2000 for pain in his hands. Less than eight months later, the 59-year-old Texas man died in his sleep of a heart arrhythmia.

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if it's not the actual virus, why would the vaccine cause viral-like symptoms?

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The flu shot can do the same thing.

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A vaccine and a chronic pain reliever, yeah, that's the same thing.

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From Wikipedia

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Before 2020, no mRNA technology platform (drug or vaccine), had ever been authorized for use in humans, and thus there was the risk of unknown effects, both short-term, and longer-term (e.g. promotion of cancerous cell growth)...

In November 2020, Peter Hotez said of the emerging mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, "I worry about innovation at the expense of practicality".

Michal Linial said, "I won't be taking it immediately – probably not for at least the coming year", and "We have to wait and see whether it really works"...

Tal Brosh, the Head of Infectious Disease Unit at the Samson Assuta Ashdod Hospital said, "There is a race to get the public vaccinated, so we are willing to take more risks", and "We will have a safety profile for only a certain number of months, so if there is a long-term effect after two years, we cannot know,”

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There are risks with any medication, each person has to do their own risk assessment and decide which is less risky. In this case, are you more concerned with COVID19 or side effects from a vaccine with less than normal testing? I would say for most people that risk assessment will be decided based on age, weight, and known medical issues. For me, I’m less concerned about the virus than I would be of the vaccine, but I’m younger than 50, I have a BMI of less than 25, and I don’t have any known medical problems.

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s shits fricking retarded. Same reason I don't get a flu shot. Id rather take my chances. I'm gonna be pissed when airlines require this shite to get on a plane

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Don’t believe everything you see posted on social media people talking about this being mandatory and fighting to not get it crack me up. No one is going to force you to get a vaccine lol

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Lemme know when you or a loved one gets Polio,

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because that's the same thing...

Americans are so soft. The side effects listed are incredibly mild and last a day or less.

We are such a mentally weak society.

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For me and likely many others it’s the fact this vaccine has been super rushed with no evidence that it does or does not create long term side effects.

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Which is completely understandable.

My point was simply that if a person’s hesitation for getting a vaccine is because it may make them feel mildly ill for a day, then they are incredibly weak. The fact that this article exists says a lot about the state of our society.