A rare successful meme from the left, nice.

Uni of Oxford trialling Covid 19 vaccine on humans from Thursday. Is there even a benefit to being first, like can we sell it to other countries or is it handed out to big pharma on a plate to then sell back to us? Bazi give me the lowdown

Selling the vaccine to the EU for a hugely inflated markup to make up our economic losses from covid 19 sounds like an absolutely brilliant plan.

SARS vaccine turned out to have very bad side effects so hold your horses.

if you guys have a working vaccine it will be sold off cheaply.

it's either that or risk major anger from other countries OR it getting stolen and making nothing. one lab worker sells of the recipe to china and now its worthless.

Or. Bite them while they are still alive



It will be copied this is war, then bots will take over, they will rape dogs and kill wives etc

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Apr 21 2020 02:32pm

Did they even make a vaccine for SARS? The transmission rates were so low it petered out.

from what I've read, there has never been a vaccine for SARS

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-deaths-41-higher-than-official-figures-ons-11976357


Large numbers of deaths in UK nursing homes haven't been added to the death toll. Remains to be seen how exactly they will decide to count those deaths.

There was never a vaccine because these vaccines caused people to die from unexpected side effects. I saw it explained in a vid but can't remember which. If you google SARS vaccine problems then you can read up about it.

The motivation for creating one wasn't there since the disease was quashed by external methods. Unfortunate because the research into Sars-CoV-1 that would have been done might have included some useful lessons in the race to develop a vaccine for Sars-CoV-2.