Has there been a historic NEED for vaccinations against viruses in coronavirus family:
no.

As such would any pharmaceutical company take on unnecessary expenditures and spend countless billions of research making novel type vaccinations, when there is no demand?:
No

Does man kind have the ability to vaccinate against viruses:
yes

Does man mind have the ability to create effective vaccinations against viruses:
Flu on average hits 80% effectiveness. Hepatitis A /Hepatitis B much higher. The list goes on, and is in response to a NEED

Is the EFFECTIVENESS of the mrna vaccinations even up to question at this point:
No

Do you believe the 95% effectiveness rate of mrna vaccine is false or a lie? A simple yes /no here is preferable

This post was edited by Bazi on Dec 15 2020 12:54pm

Jesus H.. you really are a dumbass trying to pretend to know wtf you are talking about but you’re failing miserably and everybody is calling you out on it, laughing at you the whole way.

Excellent argument. You won me over with your appeals to common science and your excellent use of real life examples.

I will consider these cultists, more likely rural, white, and poor areas where 70% of people will not vaccinate.

Everyone knows that only purple vaccines work.


Point here is that no one know wtf they are talking about concerning covid-19 or the vaccine.

Doctors are the best chance we have for a lot of things... but they really don't have any "inside track" to secret knowledge.



Lawyers and judges rule on precedent sometimes. Doctors by definition, work from precedence... all the time.
Factually, we are babes in the woods, when it comes to medicine... but there aren't any other options... either. It's simply the best we can do so far.


Citing examples for either side of this discussion, is pretty pointless. Those claiming this or that... really don't know.


Vaccines in general, have always been... experiments. We take our best guess, and go from there.






Just think what Doctor McCoy is gonna say about all this, 300 years from now.

Where is your appeals to common science and your use of real life examples?

I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer.

I'm not an AntiVaxer, but I will give it some time for the betatesters to find every bug...

Sounds like you got a crap Ph.D. if you think the subject doesnt matter, and it seems like your research skills are also garbage if you see vaccines as anything less than a miracle of modern medicine.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Dec 16 2020 07:30am