You don’t get the Influenza jab every year?I have taken like 4-5 vaccines in my life. I have never been on regular pills or medication, or experienced a bad doctor who pushed those items (luckily).
You don’t get the Influenza jab every year?I have taken like 4-5 vaccines in my life. I have never been on regular pills or medication, or experienced a bad doctor who pushed those items (luckily).
These are straw men arguments.Perhaps even restrict credit card access, cell phone access, ability to participate in banking, etc.
Then after just out the Unvaxxed into internment/labor camps amirite? Perhaps you’ll consider more extreme methods once the camps are put in place?
That’s really the only way to ensure the Vaxxed stay safe.
No they are metaphorical to reveal a Slippery Slope argument.These are straw men arguments.
Maybe 1 every 4 years. Last time I did it for a $10 publix giftcardYou don’t get the Influenza jab every year?
That's because it's not strictly about them. This is a highly communicable disease so the decision to take it needs to consider everyone else as well.I generally don't like putting drugs into my system - that's just me.
So, as you can imagine, I'm really not enthusiastic about putting something in my body that doesn't have full FDA approval.
Also, the chances of death as a result of Covid are what? . . . less than 1/2 of one percent?
Lastly, I've already had Covid, and two points as it relates to that.
For me it was much like the flu.
Based on recent studies there seems to be possibilities that my antibodies as a result of having Covid are a better protector than the vaccine anyway.
My question is this with regard to the NFL policy and what seems to be college football's policy . . . .
The policies seem to punish the non-vaccinated players if they happen to contract and spread Covid.
Yet, nothing I've heard or read refers to what happens to a vaccinated player if he contracts and spreads it.
You know there are going to be vaccinated players that go out and get it because they think they're now bullet proof and then come back and give it to others on the team. Do they get off scott free?
It's just an interesting time when people who don't want to put a non-approved FDA drug in their body to protect them against a disease with a miniscule death rate are shamed.
I have no idea what you’re trying to say but I’ve been around the block long enough to know you can’t have a rational discussion with an irrational person. Bigot.If it's no worse than catching a cold, why does it matter?
I assume so. My blood gets tested when I donate and I get the results in 3-4 daysAlso, can you get tested to see if the antibodies are still in your system? Maybe a dumb question, but I hadn't heard that.
Do you not know how this vaccine works.....it is totally different that other vaccines....so no there is no proof there will not be long term effectsIts actually pretty well known that there aren't long term impacts from the vaccine. We know this because of how vaccines work.
This is not like taking a pill for a long period of time and having side effects.
You don't know that. It's still an experimental drug.And risk from the vaccine is even lower, so should be an easy choice.
Any side effects from vaccines are seen relatively close to when first received. That is no different for this vaccine. We are also 18 months into when first shots were given as well. There is alot of data on how we react to the vaccine.Do you not know how this vaccine works.....it is totally different that other vaccines....so no there is no proof there will not be long term effects
May I ask why you don’t get it every year? If there is absolutely zero risk from it, I would imagine you’d get it based off the logic herein. Genuinely curious.Maybe 1 every 4 years. Last time I did it for a $10 publix giftcard
Don't know about him. I've had them all. Anthrax, Yellow Fever Vaccine, Plague Vaccine, Covid, Hep A, Hep B, and all the usual. Too old to have gotten MMR and Chicken Pox vaccines. I got oral and injection polio. Got Smallpox early and then again when deployed.So, just out of curiosity, is there any vaccine that you wouldn’t inject? Are there any you are not 100% “up to date” on?
I am very conservative politically, but I am not taking the vaccine at the moment because (1) the long-term side effects are unknown (anyone saying differently is clueless or lying), (2) you have a greater than 99.9% of surviving if you get the virus, and (3) I am not elderly or have an existing condition which increases my risk of being really sick or dying if I get it. I am not scared of the vaccine.Its very hard to imagine being this scared of the vaccine. I thought liberals were scaredy-cats about covid, but this new anti-vaxxer demographic are taking it to a whole new level
Had Trump won, 90% of Republicans would be vaccinated. This is ALL about politics.Its very hard to imagine being this scared of the vaccine. I thought liberals were scaredy-cats about covid, but this new anti-vaxxer demographic are taking it to a whole new level
Thanks for your honesty and for the discussion!Don't know about him. I've had them all. Anthrax, Yellow Fever Vaccine, Plague Vaccine, Covid, Hep A, Hep B, and all the usual. Too old to have gotten MMR and Chicken Pox vaccines. I got oral and injection polio. Got Smallpox early and then again when deployed.
There is no vaccine I wouldn't take. I would get the third Moderna today if allowed.
There is no other way out of this mess unless all unvaccinated folks just die quickly. That won't happen. Covid is not quite that bad.
If the vaccination rate stays low, and it will, then eventually we will just have to live with Covid and accept the deaths that happen. And a procession of variants. I guess that is OK.
If this was Ebola would we take the currently developing new vaccines? That would be a different ballgame. End times type.
DH is a Republican?Had Trump won, 90% of Republicans would be vaccinated. This is ALL about politics.
Sometimes I just forget or doesn't work out schedule wise or whateverMay I ask why you don’t get it every year? If there is absolutely zero risk from it, I would imagine you’d get it based off the logic herein. Genuinely curious.
When the vaccine first came out the Left was against it. Harris said she would not trust anything that came out under Trump. You are right. It is political.Had Trump won, 90% of Republicans would be vaccinated. This is ALL about politics.
Like Dr Fauci. Whatever he says because he is a doctor.I'll take the vaccines my doctor tells me I need to take. I don't seek out vaccinations but Im also not scared of them
Yea I had my yearly physical last week and just asked the Dr to test for antibodies. Both my wife and I came back positive. We both had covid in October.Agreed.
Also, can you get tested to see if the antibodies are still in your system? Maybe a dumb question, but I hadn't heard that.
Because he was pressuring the FDA to rush it and make it available BEFORE the election. He didn't care if they hadn't finished their trials, he just thought it would help him win. Safety be damned.When the vaccine first came out the Left was against it. Harris said she would not trust anything that came out under Trump. You are right. It is political.
As of now Ebola strangely has always contained itself, gradually losing potency as it goes through a small cluster.Thanks for your honesty and for the discussion!
1) Theoretically, then, would you jab yourself, with a Vaccine, every single day if that’s what was recommended? I’m genuinely trying to understand where the line would be drawn.
2. What percentage need to be Vaxxed for the rate to “not be low”? Does that include children? Does it include infants? Does it include pregnant women? Etc.
3. Ebola is a whole other issue altogether. The R0 and the CFR are so different from COVID and it’s able to be regionally contained more easily.
That said, yes if the CFR, for example, was substantially higher for my health profile, I would 100% Vax. I’m not anti-Vax.
It’s a risk/reward continuum.
Exactly why I do not think people should be forced to take it. Also that same vaccine miraculously was then praised by the new Admin.Because he was pressuring the FDA to rush it and make it available BEFORE the election. He didn't care if they hadn't finished their trials, he just thought it would help him win. Safety be damned.
Winner.It’s his body it’s his choice. Period! This is becoming less about healthcare and more about totalitarianism and control.
You're right - AFTER the FDA finished their trials and gave it EUA. I think Trump should get credit for Operation Warp Speed and I even took the vaccine he funded - Moderna. And I would have taken it immediately after EUA, even if he won. Not taking it doesn't own anybody.Exactly why I do not think people should be forced to take it. Also that same vaccine miraculously was then praised by the new Admin.
Hindsight, luck, or whatever. They are safe. Safer than flu shots. That may be just luck. But there was actually more testing numerically than for other more well known vaccines. And now with over 300,000,000 doses in the US alone no directly attributable deaths in the US to the MRNA vaccines. Maybe 2 or 3 with J&J.Exactly why I do not think people should be forced to take it. Also that same vaccine miraculously was then praised by the new Admin.
This isn't the only highly communicable disease to ever hit the U.S., where was the outcry then for everyone to be vaccinated. Taking the vaccine doesn't prevent the person or anyone else from catching it still. I imagine PGA Professional John Rahm is asking that question now.That's because it's not strictly about them. This is a highly communicable disease so the decision to take it needs to consider everyone else as well.
Would you say it is a person's right then to at least wait until that type of data is available? That has been my beef. Can a person have the right to say "I am not opposed to taking it but I do want to wait until more data is out".Hindsight, luck, or whatever. They are safe. Safer than flu shots. That may be just luck. But there was actually more testing numerically than for other more well known vaccines. And now with over 300,000,000 doses in the US alone no directly attributable deaths in the US to the MRNA vaccines. Maybe 2 or 3 with J&J.
Ummm.... What?Curious what happened to the shut up and dribble crowd…. 🤔
Again I’m appreciative of non-combative interaction on this subject, thanks!As of now Ebola strangely has always contained itself, gradually losing potency as it goes through a small cluster.
I'm good with injecting myself daily if recommended, but I will have to do it anyway when my type II worsens. I am trained to give shots.
The given rate is 70%. I think we have missed that boat because it won't ever happen and I am not sure the vaccines are very protective against Delta. We would have had to hit 70% before Delta and Lambda evolved.
CNN would have discouraged you from taking it and convinced you to wear two masks instead.You're right - AFTER the FDA finished their trials and gave it EUA. I think Trump should get credit for Operation Warp Speed and I even took the vaccine he funded - Moderna. And I would have taken it immediately after EUA, even if he won. Not taking it doesn't own anybody.
I don’t think we could fight it naturally. Honestly don’t know about that drug, but I’m a surgeon. Retired at that. If nothing had ever been done it is certainly possible that this virus would run its course after taking a terrible toll.Would you say it is a person's right then to at least wait until that type of data is available? That has been my beef. Can a person have the right to say "I am not opposed to taking it but I do want to wait until more data is out".
I know you are/were a doctor. If I remember correctly I asked you about my Mom when having her Gall Bladder removed. How much could we fight this virus naturally? If people took their diet and health more serious? Would that also help fight it along with meds/vaccines?
Do you feel that Ivermectin should be readily available to infected patients? I keep reading that it has been around for a long time and many people beat Covid using this drug.
This is football. Requires three years of college.Curious what happened to the shut up and dribble crowd…. 🤔
That sounds reasonable. It seems to be a good bit of evidence that if you get the disease you were only protected against the variant you got. But I would like to see true data on that not just the new snips that I have heard.Again I’m appreciative of non-combative interaction on this subject, thanks!
1) Ebola’s CFR is so high that it doesn’t have the quantity of hosts (bc they die) to spread outside of a specific area considering the quarantine strategies implemented by disease control. Furthermore, the mode of transmission is so substantially different than Rona.
2) I was more referring to Inoculations but thanks for the perspective there.
3) So if 70%, in this context, is absolutely necessary prior to androgenic shift (new variants) that aren’t covered by the 70% vaccine, then mass vaccination seems to be a terrible strategy. Meaning, it’s not really possible unless you essentially force everyone to do it immediately. Then you would have to have policing structures in place to facilitate that.
You can likely get 70% in pockets, but not in mass. That’s just never going to happen.
What might COULD happen, however, is for those with antibodies/natural immunity to be removed from the 70% calculations. Which would make way more sense.
How is this any different? Just proves my point. Biden played politics with it. Now he's for it. Did the science suddenly change? No
Not sure what your point is but no one said it was 100% effective, but it is 95% effective against severe disease, hospitalization and death. If everyone took it, John Rahm wouldn't have had to forfeit but it did protect him from getting sick, so not sure why he would question it. And NO ONE is being forced to take it. Nuk has the choice not to but that doesn't mean there won't be consequences.This isn't the only highly communicable disease to ever hit the U.S., where was the outcry then for everyone to be vaccinated. Taking the vaccine doesn't prevent the person or anyone else from catching it still. I imagine PGA Professional John Rahm is asking that question now.
It's still Nuk's choice and no one should ever be forced to take a vaccine, regardless of the outcome for him.