1 min readJul 31, 2021
- Many vaccines, including the mRNA ones, do induce T-cell immunity.
- Nobody is saying the vaccines are perfect.
- Millions of people have been vaccinated. Adverse events are less than 1.0% with the Pfizer vaccine. (Adverse events meaning things like allergic reactions, which can happen with all vaccines). Side effects are fairly common…as with all vaccines. It’s no longer experimental and the only reason it hasn’t been approved fully yet is because it takes time to do it right. I respect the fact that some people are anxious about new technology, however. I have far more respect for that than “My freedom means more to me than your child’s life.”
- Can we please not promote Ivermectin as self-medication? People are medicating themselves with horse wormer and at that dosage level it can damage your vision. It may well be effective, but it’s dangerous to mess with if you don’t know what you’re doing.
- I want to get a life. I can’t because other people won’t get vaccinated.