Pfizer

[InbetweenDreams]

Ironically, people on the right are the same way about Trump. I think the sentiment most people, including myself, have for Biden is meh, at least it isn't Trump. While I could care less about whether people like or hate Biden, I would also argue that the problems we face right now aren't necessarily due to the Biden administration or even the Trump administration. That aside, those who follow political lines blindly are the problem.

Curious though, what information have you come across that leads you to believe that the vaccine will have some sort of long term repercussions? One thing I can say, is that those who contract COVID are more likely to have long term complications or something like Post-Polio Syndrome or Shingles which you might be aware is from contracting chickenpox when you were a kid. I knew a person who contracted Polio as an adult, it left her wheelchair bound for much of her adult life. It's been close to a decade now and the last I knew she was 75 and I presume she has since passed away. She was working of publishing memoir, but I can't seem to find it anywhere so perhaps she never got to publish it.

Anyway, taking a vaccine is not the same thing as taking some medication for 20 years, coming in contact with some chemical, like agent orange or some oil or solvent that factory workers come in contact with on a daily basis and then die from cancer (ask me about that and how my grandfather was one of the few who didn't die). Now while I don't profess to know more about the subject of vaccines, RNA, or biology, but I did retain enough knowledge to know that taking a vaccine, regardless whether it is a "conventional" or the newer mRNA is not the same as taking Tylenol and that the fear or there being long term effects is irrational, about as irrational as Universities requiring it. There are far more things people are more likely to do that will have far greater effects on their long term health, like smoking (anything), vaping, drinking, reckless behavior, eating processed foods, living near Air Force bases (remember that PFAS thing, yeah that's going to be a big problem), contact with carcinogens, inhaling car exhaust (we do it everyday and we wonder why everyone gets cancer, at least there's no lead in it anymore). At any rate, I didn't have to have someone explain to me how a car works before I dare get in one or drive one...after all they make a racket and scare horses for Christ sake. At any rate, you do you and I hope you don't contract it and spread it to other people.