Things That Could Go Wrong With A Coronavirus Vaccine

[KBScobravert]

My job may require me to get vaccine. I've already said I'll quit first. And bring on military base deployment requirement is a strong possibility. Of 19 on my staff, 4 said they would volunteer to take it. The majority or the 16 others will demobolize too.

I hope they don't require the vaccine to travel. I'm planning a trip hone in March. I'd like to work as long as I can afterwards before the vaccine becomes mandatory for us. Because I will not be taking it.

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[Trip McNeely]

I'm planning a trip hone in March. I'd like to work as long as I can afterwards before the vaccine becomes mandatory for us. Because I will not be taking it.

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You could always sneak through the southern border. I don’t think they plan on checking their vaccine records nor checking them at all, for anything.

[KBScobravert]

You could always sneak through the southern border. I don’t think they plan on checking their vaccine records nor checking them at all, for anything.

Hard to do from Dubai

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[Trip McNeely]

Hard to do from Dubai

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I’m sure they have more than enough flights from Dubai to Central/South America or Mexico?

[svauto-erotic855]

It appears that the vaccine is not working since there are multiple reports of healthcare workers contracting the virus after having been vaccinated.

I'm sure they will simply blame it on not enough time elapsing from the point of vaccination until the point of infection.

Just look at it this way; they could say a vaccine prevents HIV 92% of the time and no one would know the difference. Most people will never be exposed to it in their lifetime and anyone that actually contracts it can simply be categorized as one of the 8% in the meantime a company gets to make tens of billions of dollars in profit by selling a placebo.

[The King]

"Multiple reports of..." reads a lot like "I heard..." in terms of qualifications for being factually accurate.

[svauto-erotic855]

"Multiple reports of..." reads a lot like "I heard..." in terms of qualifications for being factually accurate.

I got it from an article on Yahoo and from my sister. My sister has contracted covid-19 after receiving the vaccine. She is an ER nurse in Collin County. My sister has also told me that she's not the only nurse to test positive after having received the vaccine. They're just keeping it under wraps.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/california-nurse-tests-positive-over-082154265.html

Edit: By the way; I have a friend in the Hughes Unit in TDCJ. He has had covid-19 three times now and it keeps moving back and forth through his unit like a wave. He said the first go-round a few people died but they were unhealthy. Since then there have been no deaths. If having Covid-19 naturally multiple times doesn't give a person any type of immunity what makes you think a few pharmaceutical companies can outsmart Mother Nature and a few billion years of evolution in under a year? Correct me if I'm wrong but haven't the same companies been working on an HIV vaccine for 30 years now?

[DON SVO]

I got it from an article on Yahoo and from my sister. My sister has contracted covid-19 after receiving the vaccine. She is an ER nurse in Collin County. My sister has also told me that she's not the only nurse to test positive after having received the vaccine. They're just keeping it under wraps.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/california-nurse-tests-positive-over-082154265.html

Edit: By the way; I have a friend in the Hughes Unit in TDCJ. He has had covid-19 three times now and it keeps moving back and forth through his unit like a wave. He said the first go-round a few people died but they were unhealthy. Since then there have been no deaths. If having Covid-19 naturally multiple times doesn't give a person any type of immunity what makes you think a few pharmaceutical companies can outsmart Mother Nature and a few billion years of evolution in under a year? Correct me if I'm wrong but haven't the same companies been working on an HIV vaccine for 30 years now?

With regard to HIV and other viral diseases, there’s no money in a cure. However, with COVID, all of the money is in a cure (whether the “cure” works or not remains to be seen).

To your point above: I was discussing this with a couple friends recently... let’s say that the COVID vaccine ends up actually working. I know big pharma and their doctors/scientists/lab staff are going to get tons of accolades and some head of Pfizer wins him/herself a Nobel Prize. Since they were able to produce and release a vaccine for a brand new novel virus in under one year, does it then beg the question about why we can’t get vaccines for other viruses? We can ‘cure’ COVID aim under 12 months but damn if we can’t stop the flu etc.

[Trip McNeely]

With regard to HIV and other viral diseases, there’s no money in a cure. However, with COVID, all of the money is in a cure (whether the “cure” works or not remains to be seen).

To your point above: I was discussing this with a couple friends recently... let’s say that the COVID vaccine ends up actually working. I know big pharma and their doctors/scientists/lab staff are going to get tons of accolades and some head of Pfizer wins him/herself a Nobel Prize. Since they were able to produce and release a vaccine for a brand new novel virus in under one year, does it then beg the question about why we can’t get vaccines for other viruses? We can ‘cure’ COVID aim under 12 months but damn if we can’t stop the flu etc.

You just answered your own question in the first sentence. You ever been to a drug store and seen the aisles of suppressants and drugs? Not to mention aside from the common colds and flus but the allergy medicine and other “prescription” drugs you see on 8 minute TV ads for old people, etc. There is so much money in medicating the general populace for any and all ailments whether natural or caused by the very companies that push the drugs to cure them. $$$$
I mean just a decade or two ago who ever heard or a peanut allergy? I’m convinced these assholes are putting shit in our foods and causing this just to sell a remedy.

[svauto-erotic855]

Now it looks like the vaccine is actually killing a few of its recipients but have no fear; I'm sure the pharmaceutical companies will investigate themselves and discover that their vaccine was not actually to blame.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/swiss-canton-says-person-died-113907290.html

[The King]

I got it from an article on Yahoo and from my sister. My sister has contracted covid-19 after receiving the vaccine. She is an ER nurse in Collin County. My sister has also told me that she's not the only nurse to test positive after having received the vaccine. They're just keeping it under wraps.

Has she received both doses? Regardless of whether or not the current vaccine(s) are effective, it really hasn’t been made available long enough for any immunity it might impart to occur, in my admittedly non-medical opinion.

[svauto-erotic855]

Has she received both doses? Regardless of whether or not the current vaccine(s) are effective, it really hasn’t been made available long enough for any immunity it might impart to occur, in my admittedly non-medical opinion.

I don't know how many doses she's received but I do know she was probably the first person in Collin County to get it. She has since tested positive for covid but is not sick from it. Other nurses she works with have also tested positive.

[Craizie]

"Multiple reports of..." reads a lot like "I heard..." in terms of qualifications for being factually accurate.

For what its worth - My buddies wife is a nurse. 4 doctors at the practice got the vaccine, 3 of them tested postive a day later.

[The King]

For what it’s worth, my opinion of personally getting this vaccine is basically in line with Dr. Dave’s and others here as well...no thanks at this time. As for testing positive a day after getting the vaccine, that might not be too surprising (especially if the antigen test was the one given) depending on how this vaccine works with respect to the immune system. I’m going to hold out on being vaccinated at least until I get an opinion from my PCP, and I’m pretty far down the priority list anyway.

[bubbaearl]

talked with my doc about it . he said there are 2 ways out of the pandemic , inoculated or infected . said he will take it as soon as he can so i guess i'll follow his lead . i'm high risk and he's been my doc for 35 years .