Quote (thesnipa @ 9 Sep 2021 11:08)
fine, but ur still dodging. my point with smallpox wasnt to show its a 1:1 comparison. it was to demonstrate that even wildly successful vaccines weren't 100% effective (because you're obsessed with the individual), and that vaccines are designed for populations.
further, the J&J shot exists, without experimental mrna tech. something u anti vaxxers like to conveniently forget, even if it does qualify in mandates. something i find odd. just get the J&J.
ur claims that not being able to eat in a mcdonalds is worse than rape is cringey and gross tbh.
How would the J&J vaccine be useful to anyone who has had covid? As it turns out, T-Cell immunity is more effective than vaccine immunity.
So it seems that you're saying that you have a right to violate bodily autonomy as long as... um... You take something you don't need?
There's no anti-vaxxer in this thread. There ARE science deniers though. Science does not care about your feelings. So let's look at the science:
1. We do not know what if any mid to long term impacts the mRNA vaccines may have. This is not knowable. There have been zero phase 4 studies. Done.
2. Natural immunity has been acknowledged to be superior to vaccine immunity.
3. Natural immunity only has active antibodies in your body for a limited time. However, your body can produce more antibodies at the drop of a hat... Or, more accurately, at future contact with the virus.
4. The J&J shot is useless if you've already had covid.
So, where does that land us? Violating bodily autonomy with an experimental drug without any idea of potential mid to long term side effects, taking a drug that there's no point in taking (Sorry mate, I've had covid), or not being able to work, shop, or live in "society".
At what point do you look at your stance and start to think, "Maybe I'm an authoritarian who doesn't value science in the slightest, but just likes to use it as a buzzword" ??