Covid Follies #16

[TheDefiantOne]

Here are a few questions for the CDC. I checked their website and here in a nutshell are their answers of which you can check yourself:

Question: If I get vaccinated:

a - Can I stop wearing a mask?
b - Will I be resistant to Covid?
c - I won't be contagious to others?
d - How long will it last?
e - Can I stop social distancing?

Answers:

a - No.
b - Maybe....probably not.
c - No, the vaccines do not stop transmission.
d - No one knows exactly because it's still in the experimental stage.
e - No.


Questions:

1 - So what are the advantages of getting vaccinated?
2 - Is there a guarantee that the vaccine(s) won't injure me?
3 - Since the virus has a statistical survival rate of at least 90% or better, why should I get vaccinated?
4 - So vaccinations protect everyone around me?
5 - can I be compensated by the manufacturers or government for adverse effects from the vaccines?

Answers:

1 - Theorizing the virus won't hospitalize, seriously injure or kill you.
2 - No guarantees, just like with any normal vaccine.
3 - To protect others.
4 - No.
5 - No. the have 100% zero liability because its an experimental drug.

 

[SweetSue92]

That would about sum it up, though it looks like now the vaccines have about a 6 month effectiveness window. Of course realize that it looks like a LOT of people actually get covid between the first and second shot (remember how in many places, cases ROSE after the first shot?). So that means, when you start vaccinating you see cases rise. Then you get a temporary reprieve. Then within six months, they lose effectiveness

In between that you get blood clots, myocarditis, and lots of ill-feeling people. And really God knows what all else.

Well done, Big Pharma!

 

[sparky]

Well done, Big Pharma!

~S~