What to Know About Covid Vaccines This Fall
What to Know About Covid Vaccines This Fall
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After reading the article, it should still be relatively easy to get one if pharmacies and doctors don't play stupid. It seems like this move is meant to discourage people from even trying to get on or to cause hesitancy among providers in administering it.
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I would hope so, but in either this article or some other, so far, CVS and Walgreens had not replied to request for comment. I think there is legitimate concern that doctors and pharmacies may cave to this administration because they fear retaliation.
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Get lost. Getting a yearly booster isn’t an obsession, its good planning. We’ve been doing that for decades before Covid. Fuck off completely. Civilization is tired of your shit.
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WTH?
"The world has moved on from COVID" 🤣
Cases are spiking again. People still die from COVID. I'm sure everyone would love to "move on", but...putting your head in the sand solves nothing.
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US leads the world last month with COVID deaths, so you could say 672 people moved on. COVID-19 deaths | WHO COVID-19 dashboard https://share.google/sTh7o6lvxlNSIHzVE
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Never said people can't catch covid. Of course they do, but they're not dying like the pandemic. It's down to the flu. Time to move on.
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It's been a century since the Spanish Flu, yet we still vaccinate for it. We will never "move on" from COVID any more than we did for the Flu.
If you want to challenge Big Pharma, there are better ways than spouting bullshit.
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This "administration" is absolutely unhinged.
They want to kill so very many people.
It'll be framed as "freedom" and "protect children." It's not entirely wrong, in a way. It will certainly free many Americans from this mortal coil and protect children from a needle stick.
It's all in Project 2025. Old people cost money.
My bet is that this administration will poison the vaccine. It'd solve a lot of their problems. It'd exterminate their undesirables. It would lower the social security allocation. It would also make people distrust vaccines.
That would require knowing cooperation from a great many people, aka a conspiracy
What's the problem? The person at high risk of severe illness can still take the covid vaccine?
Vaccine efficacy depends on the number in the population who take the vaccine. I guess we learned really fuck all from 2020.
Covid is endemic in the US. The more people vaccinated, the less the virus will be able to mutate this fall. The less it mutates, the less lethal it will continue to become. By stopping the vaccinations, covid will spread faster and could become more dangerous as a result.
No, not everyone at high risk can get the vaccine.