That's why I have a high degree of faith in the people who actually do that shit for a living.
The only thing we have to fear......
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That's why I have a high degree of faith in the people who actually do that shit for a living.
My god you are dense. One is contagious, one isn't. There isn't massive amounts of money being spent on cancer vaccine research?
Just wait for the lock down for climate change. No driving your dirty fossil fuel powered car. :0corn
Thousands of electric car drivers in California, many of whom are caught in a state-wide struggle for electric power. As flames rip through rural and urban areas, utilities are cutting about a million customers off the grid. The blackouts sometimes last for days at a time with no ways to charge up.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/federal-regulators-warn-risks-firefighters-100612424.html
https://twitter.com/AlexBerenson/status/1406806004122198017?s=20
13 year old dead after second vaccine shot.
13 year old dead after second vaccine shot.
Ugh, as father of 2 roughly that age, that hits home. Hard to believe so many are injecting their kids with vaccines that aren?t fda approved.
The virus has only killed 300 people in this country age 17 and under, and that?s at most. Meaning a 17-year-old who died in a motorcycle crash and tested positive may be included in that number. That inflated 300 puts the mortality rate of COVID-19 for people 17 and under at statistically zero. As such, why risk their heart Health with a vaccine which has not yet been approved completely by the FDA?
If a kid dies, who got the vaccine, that's 100% connection though.
The FDA has authorized the vaccine for emergency use. Their not on the sideline with their hands up saying "Buyer Beware".
There isn't a vaccine, or any medicine out there, that someone hasn't died from. There will always be that %.
Peanuts hurt a segment of us, for Christ's sake.
Parents will let their kids honk on a vape pen, but fuck you for suggesting I vaccinate them!
It?s a gamble?a huge gamble actually because we (my wife and I) are dealing with our own kids in regards to the vaccine.
I sent my 11-year old daughter off to a 5-day camp yesterday morning with her church group. This particular Kids Camp is for kids 3rd-6th grades. Obviously, the bulk of these kids are not vaccinated. Am I worried? I wish I can say with certainty that my child will come home as healthy as the day she left for this trip. I truly believe the risks of contracting the Corona Virus is quite low now, even with only a 40% vaccination rate in our area. My hope is that if my daughter contracts the virus, she can fully recover with no long-term effects. It is a risk and a gamble, but I am willing to take the chance to provide my kid a full experience in life.
Vaccines are readily available and can easily be accessed in our area for everyone 12 years of age and older, but we are still holding out for my 14-year old daughter. I am still looking at statistics on this age group, but I might cave in soon due to the recent uptick in the Covid-19 Delta variant.
