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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek

Because there are people in this world who believe the government and rich people are putting microchips into it so we can be kept an eye in at all times.

There are others who are aware that as a new vaccine there will be no record of any long term effects, as there hasn't been time for it to be tested in that sense.

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By *tarbeckCouple
over a year ago

york


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this "

Me neither, but its up to them i will have mine as soon as i can xx

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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago

Dublin

Oh Jesus again...if u happy with taking vaccine take it, it's simple, if u don't want just don't take it...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Perhaps people don’t trust the government, don’t take flu jab each year to build their own immunity. Lots of reasons why people would refuse it, personally I wouldn’t take it either. Think it’s a basic human right to decide what’s going in my body and what’s not.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Because there are people in this world who believe the government and rich people are putting microchips into it so we can be kept an eye in at all times.

There are others who are aware that as a new vaccine there will be no record of any long term effects, as there hasn't been time for it to be tested in that sense."

And these people don’t think their phones and Alexa aren’t doing that already ?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

*Virus forum is below*

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By *tarbeckCouple
over a year ago

york


"Oh Jesus again...if u happy with taking vaccine take it, it's simple, if u don't want just don't take it..."

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Perhaps people don’t trust the government, don’t take flu jab each year to build their own immunity. Lots of reasons why people would refuse it, personally I wouldn’t take it either. Think it’s a basic human right to decide what’s going in my body and what’s not.

You also have a duty of care to yourself and those around you

"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"*Virus forum is below* "

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Oh Jesus again...if u happy with taking vaccine take it, it's simple, if u don't want just don't take it..."

I don’t get you ?

If the thread doesn’t interest you

Just ignore it

Sorry to bore you

You may be shocked that I don’t spend all my time on forums and aren’t aware of any with this subject

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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago

Dublin


"Oh Jesus again...if u happy with taking vaccine take it, it's simple, if u don't want just don't take it...

I don’t get you ?

If the thread doesn’t interest you

Just ignore it

Sorry to bore you

You may be shocked that I don’t spend all my time on forums and aren’t aware of any with this subject "

It's all good man

Just don't see the reason why do u ask this type of question, like not taking vaccine is something really bad, against humanity?? Of course there is a many reasons people won't take rushed vaccine and also based on previous experiences from some companies, for example Pfizer

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Oh Jesus again...if u happy with taking vaccine take it, it's simple, if u don't want just don't take it...

I don’t get you ?

If the thread doesn’t interest you

Just ignore it

Sorry to bore you

You may be shocked that I don’t spend all my time on forums and aren’t aware of any with this subject

It's all good man

Just don't see the reason why do u ask this type of question, like not taking vaccine is something really bad, against humanity?? Of course there is a many reasons people won't take rushed vaccine and also based on previous experiences from some companies, for example Pfizer"

Do you feel a need to comment on every post then ?

Like I said

If it bores you

Just choose a different post to comment on

Dead easy

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By *acDreamyMan
over a year ago

Wirral

It's fine. Perpetual lockdown or vaccination. Simple choice.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Perhaps people don’t trust the government, don’t take flu jab each year to build their own immunity. Lots of reasons why people would refuse it, personally I wouldn’t take it either. Think it’s a basic human right to decide what’s going in my body and what’s not.

You also have a duty of care to yourself and those around you

"

So I should walk around in a hazmat suit every day in case I get the flu and pass it to someone. Everyone. I suppose all those years I haven’t taken a flu jab I must be responsible for millions of deaths from flu around the world

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

The mechanisms of vaccination are difficult to understand and have been questioned since Jenner.

People don't understand relative risk and think in terms of action versus inaction. Vaccination becomes "taking medicine when you're not sick" rather than prevention. (Yes vaccines carry risk, that's not a secret)

There are several groups with various interests in trying to undermine vaccination, largely for financial or political gain.

We don't recognise the horrors of most vaccine preventable diseases because vaccination has shielded us from it

A growth in individualism away from communal responsibility

A rise in autism diagnoses

Fragmenting of discourse online

The supposed death of expertise

Rise in conspiracy theories

... Probably more

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Wrong forum.

However we have the safest medicine and food regulation in the world. We have moved on a long way.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Wrong forum.

However we have the safest medicine and food regulation in the world. We have moved on a long way. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Because there are people in this world who believe the government and rich people are putting microchips into it so we can be kept an eye in at all times.

There are others who are aware that as a new vaccine there will be no record of any long term effects, as there hasn't been time for it to be tested in that sense.

And these people don’t think their phones and Alexa aren’t doing that already ?"

Fair point

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Perhaps people don’t trust the government, don’t take flu jab each year to build their own immunity. Lots of reasons why people would refuse it, personally I wouldn’t take it either. Think it’s a basic human right to decide what’s going in my body and what’s not.

You also have a duty of care to yourself and those around you

So I should walk around in a hazmat suit every day in case I get the flu and pass it to someone. Everyone. I suppose all those years I haven’t taken a flu jab I must be responsible for millions of deaths from flu aroun the world "

Silly man

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't and won't be vaccinated because, well that's my choice

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There's a virus forum for this...

Lu

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By *ohnny2006Man
over a year ago

worcester


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this "

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

I'll wait and watch.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Your in the profession I assume

Or just read the experts on social media

I'll wait and watch."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this "

I don't understand why people are being vilified and demonised based on the fact they are anxious about it, surely some understanding and rationality would have a better impact that the Hitleristic behaviours of many on that virus forum?

To label people an 'antivaxer' and the other atrocious name calling that goes on helps no one. Yeah some are being a dick about it but the majority, myself included are no worse than anxious.... The vigilante mindset of some is uncalled for....

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By *oss and BitchCouple
over a year ago

London


"Perhaps people don’t trust the government, don’t take flu jab each year to build their own immunity. Lots of reasons why people would refuse it, personally I wouldn’t take it either. Think it’s a basic human right to decide what’s going in my body and what’s not.

"

Of course you have your human rights, but spare a thought for the people you could potentially put at risk through your devotion to self determination.

Same applies to wearing a mask.

Think about how your behaviour impacts on others...

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By *ohnny2006Man
over a year ago

worcester


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Your in the profession I assume

Or just read the experts on social media

I'll wait and watch. "

No I'm not an expert hence why I am not taking an experimental vaccine that could seriously damage my health to not get a minor disease that i have a 99% chance of surviving.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

I don't understand why people are being vilified and demonised based on the fact they are anxious about it, surely some understanding and rationality would have a better impact that the Hitleristic behaviours of many on that virus forum?

To label people an 'antivaxer' and the other atrocious name calling that goes on helps no one. Yeah some are being a dick about it but the majority, myself included are no worse than anxious.... The vigilante mindset of some is uncalled for.... "

There's a reason why terms like "vaccine hesitancy" exist. It's not the same as anti vax.

Calling people like Hitler isn't atrocious name calling?

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

Much of the reason is due to the disgusting Andrew Wakefield, who fraudulently created results for his own end, to discredit the MMR vaccine. He thankfully was struck off as a former Doc. He's tirelessly milked it for his benefit ever since. The media, especially the daily mail, ran campaigns for years on from this, being antivax. They have never apologised. Thousands of people risked their lives and health, ensuring that children weren't given the MMR vaccine as well as other vaccines, ruining global health. Huge unofficial pressure not to vaccinate has manipulated millions of minds.

That's the real crux of why we have this problem.

Sure, people have individual reasons they'll give but after many years of eroding trust, manipulated minds will go the wrong way

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"Much of the reason is due to the disgusting Andrew Wakefield, who fraudulently created results for his own end, to discredit the MMR vaccine. He thankfully was struck off as a former Doc. He's tirelessly milked it for his benefit ever since. The media, especially the daily mail, ran campaigns for years on from this, being antivax. They have never apologised. Thousands of people risked their lives and health, ensuring that children weren't given the MMR vaccine as well as other vaccines, ruining global health. Huge unofficial pressure not to vaccinate has manipulated millions of minds.

That's the real crux of why we have this problem.

Sure, people have individual reasons they'll give but after many years of eroding trust, manipulated minds will go the wrong way "

This

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Much of the reason is due to the disgusting Andrew Wakefield, who fraudulently created results for his own end, to discredit the MMR vaccine. He thankfully was struck off as a former Doc. He's tirelessly milked it for his benefit ever since. The media, especially the daily mail, ran campaigns for years on from this, being antivax. They have never apologised. Thousands of people risked their lives and health, ensuring that children weren't given the MMR vaccine as well as other vaccines, ruining global health. Huge unofficial pressure not to vaccinate has manipulated millions of minds.

That's the real crux of why we have this problem.

Sure, people have individual reasons they'll give but after many years of eroding trust, manipulated minds will go the wrong way "

There's been an alliance between various anti vax groups and certain libertarian groups over Covid (not all people worried about vaccines, not all libertarians, etc), which is quite worrying and is an immediate threat.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

I don't understand why people are being vilified and demonised based on the fact they are anxious about it, surely some understanding and rationality would have a better impact that the Hitleristic behaviours of many on that virus forum?

To label people an 'antivaxer' and the other atrocious name calling that goes on helps no one. Yeah some are being a dick about it but the majority, myself included are no worse than anxious.... The vigilante mindset of some is uncalled for....

There's a reason why terms like "vaccine hesitancy" exist. It's not the same as anti vax.

Calling people like Hitler isn't atrocious name calling?"

I'm calling no one specifically I'm describing a behaviour, the term you use here is not what is thrown at people and you know this however, I'm not here to argue and steer clear of that forum for that very reason, it's not all one way was my only point. I take others views on board and simply asking others do the same.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Perhaps people don’t trust the government, don’t take flu jab each year to build their own immunity. Lots of reasons why people would refuse it, personally I wouldn’t take it either. Think it’s a basic human right to decide what’s going in my body and what’s not.

You also have a duty of care to yourself and those around you

So I should walk around in a hazmat suit every day in case I get the flu and pass it to someone. Everyone. I suppose all those years I haven’t taken a flu jab I must be responsible for millions of deaths from flu aroun the world

Silly man "

I accept your apology

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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago

The South


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Your in the profession I assume

Or just read the experts on social media

I'll wait and watch.

No I'm not an expert hence why I am not taking an experimental vaccine that could seriously damage my health to not get a minor disease that i have a 99% chance of surviving."

You may we have a 99% chance of survival. But what about the percentage chances of those you pass it on to, and the people they pass it on too?

Do you use condoms, it even says on the packet 99% effective.

E

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

I don't understand why people are being vilified and demonised based on the fact they are anxious about it, surely some understanding and rationality would have a better impact that the Hitleristic behaviours of many on that virus forum?

To label people an 'antivaxer' and the other atrocious name calling that goes on helps no one. Yeah some are being a dick about it but the majority, myself included are no worse than anxious.... The vigilante mindset of some is uncalled for....

There's a reason why terms like "vaccine hesitancy" exist. It's not the same as anti vax.

Calling people like Hitler isn't atrocious name calling?

I'm calling no one specifically I'm describing a behaviour, the term you use here is not what is thrown at people and you know this however, I'm not here to argue and steer clear of that forum for that very reason, it's not all one way was my only point. I take others views on board and simply asking others do the same. "

I am, which is one reason why I've been posting less around here of late. I'm trying to work out how to build bridges (off site).

From my perspective - not an attack, my view - I feel that people misunderstand the risk to others of not being vaccinated themselves. We all depend on each other.

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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Your in the profession I assume

Or just read the experts on social media

I'll wait and watch.

No I'm not an expert hence why I am not taking an experimental vaccine that could seriously damage my health to not get a minor disease that i have a 99% chance of surviving."

Same here. I am not taking it either, it takes years to develop a vaccine, not few months, this vaccine havent been tested for a long period of time for the side effects.

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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Your in the profession I assume

Or just read the experts on social media

I'll wait and watch.

No I'm not an expert hence why I am not taking an experimental vaccine that could seriously damage my health to not get a minor disease that i have a 99% chance of surviving.Same here. I am not taking it either, it takes years to develop a vaccine, not few months, this vaccine havent been tested for a long period of time for the side effects."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

I don't understand why people are being vilified and demonised based on the fact they are anxious about it, surely some understanding and rationality would have a better impact that the Hitleristic behaviours of many on that virus forum?

To label people an 'antivaxer' and the other atrocious name calling that goes on helps no one. Yeah some are being a dick about it but the majority, myself included are no worse than anxious.... The vigilante mindset of some is uncalled for....

There's a reason why terms like "vaccine hesitancy" exist. It's not the same as anti vax.

Calling people like Hitler isn't atrocious name calling?

I'm calling no one specifically I'm describing a behaviour, the term you use here is not what is thrown at people and you know this however, I'm not here to argue and steer clear of that forum for that very reason, it's not all one way was my only point. I take others views on board and simply asking others do the same.

I am, which is one reason why I've been posting less around here of late. I'm trying to work out how to build bridges (off site).

From my perspective - not an attack, my view - I feel that people misunderstand the risk to others of not being vaccinated themselves. We all depend on each other. "

I get that and have seen your prev posts so have a tiny insight into you're reasoning. I can appreciate the anxiety felt by many who worry about the impact of people not taking it I'm simply pointing out that vilifying them won't help.

I in no way support the groups dead set against vaccines, any vaccines but just don't believe the majority here are of that ilk. I am nervous about having it but I take every other precaution, abide by rules but people do have a right to question without being branded, don't you agree?

My guess is it will settle and the vast majority of folk will accept the vaccine, myself included and hopefully it will be the solution but let's not allow division it helps no one nor any cause

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Seems that they are asking various celebrities/ well known people to get together and be vaccinated publicly to show support. And also to put people's minds at rest re: risks.

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By *ohnny2006Man
over a year ago

worcester


"Seems that they are asking various celebrities/ well known people to get together and be vaccinated publicly to show support. And also to put people's minds at rest re: risks. "

Only to dumb people! It could take two years for the side affects to present themselves ie: discovering you are now sterile or that you now have cancer.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Your in the profession I assume

Or just read the experts on social media

I'll wait and watch.

No I'm not an expert hence why I am not taking an experimental vaccine that could seriously damage my health to not get a minor disease that i have a 99% chance of surviving.Same here. I am not taking it either, it takes years to develop a vaccine, not few months, this vaccine havent been tested for a long period of time for the side effects."

Someone told you it takes years

You are just following your mates who read it on Facebook

Bloody experts everywhere

The flu vaccine is a different vaccine every year

Takes 5 months

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By *acDreamyMan
over a year ago

Wirral

The vectors have been used for years in other vaccines, the only new part is the spike protein. Long term side effects are very rare from vaccines. Most adverse events occur in the first few months.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

I don't understand why people are being vilified and demonised based on the fact they are anxious about it, surely some understanding and rationality would have a better impact that the Hitleristic behaviours of many on that virus forum?

To label people an 'antivaxer' and the other atrocious name calling that goes on helps no one. Yeah some are being a dick about it but the majority, myself included are no worse than anxious.... The vigilante mindset of some is uncalled for....

There's a reason why terms like "vaccine hesitancy" exist. It's not the same as anti vax.

Calling people like Hitler isn't atrocious name calling?

I'm calling no one specifically I'm describing a behaviour, the term you use here is not what is thrown at people and you know this however, I'm not here to argue and steer clear of that forum for that very reason, it's not all one way was my only point. I take others views on board and simply asking others do the same.

I am, which is one reason why I've been posting less around here of late. I'm trying to work out how to build bridges (off site).

From my perspective - not an attack, my view - I feel that people misunderstand the risk to others of not being vaccinated themselves. We all depend on each other.

I get that and have seen your prev posts so have a tiny insight into you're reasoning. I can appreciate the anxiety felt by many who worry about the impact of people not taking it I'm simply pointing out that vilifying them won't help.

I in no way support the groups dead set against vaccines, any vaccines but just don't believe the majority here are of that ilk. I am nervous about having it but I take every other precaution, abide by rules but people do have a right to question without being branded, don't you agree?

My guess is it will settle and the vast majority of folk will accept the vaccine, myself included and hopefully it will be the solution but let's not allow division it helps no one nor any cause "

It depends on the questioning, I suppose. Some use "I'm just asking questions" as a weapon.

I'm angry and scared and fear a situation where vaccination uptake is inadequate to protect people. I recognise vilification won't help - and I'm as human as everyone else, and I'm sorry for that. (Although I suspect at the extreme end there is no other option. Some people are actually saying that the vaccines are a Martian plot. What response is there to that other than derision? - not all people questioning vaccines. Just people in that category)

I happen to know a fair amount - for a lay person - about vaccination. Family and individual circumstances, plus when I'm scared I seek out experts to allay my fears.

I just want to protect people, ultimately. Including all of you. Whether you want my protection or not. I think it's what society should do: protect each other.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Seems that they are asking various celebrities/ well known people to get together and be vaccinated publicly to show support. And also to put people's minds at rest re: risks.

Only to dumb people! It could take two years for the side affects to present themselves ie: discovering you are now sterile or that you now have cancer."

In your job role in the MHRA, how do you investigate vaccines for safety and side effects?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Seems that they are asking various celebrities/ well known people to get together and be vaccinated publicly to show support. And also to put people's minds at rest re: risks.

Only to dumb people! It could take two years for the side affects to present themselves ie: discovering you are now sterile or that you now have cancer.

In your job role in the MHRA, how do you investigate vaccines for safety and side effects? "

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By *lamourpussyCouple
over a year ago

Solihull

The one thing that is absolutely certain about COVID is that if enough people don't have the vaccine to create herd immunity and vastly reduce the number of infections we will all be living the same life we have led for the last nine months for a long time to come and those who haven't been vaccinated (and some who have) will repeatedly contract covid and pass it on.

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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Your in the profession I assume

Or just read the experts on social media

I'll wait and watch.

No I'm not an expert hence why I am not taking an experimental vaccine that could seriously damage my health to not get a minor disease that i have a 99% chance of surviving.Same here. I am not taking it either, it takes years to develop a vaccine, not few months, this vaccine havent been tested for a long period of time for the side effects.

Someone told you it takes years

You are just following your mates who read it on Facebook

Bloody experts everywhere

The flu vaccine is a different vaccine every year

Takes 5 months "

I see you meant the flu vaccine there not the other that I thought, no I wouldnt have the flu jab either

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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago

The South


"Seems that they are asking various celebrities/ well known people to get together and be vaccinated publicly to show support. And also to put people's minds at rest re: risks.

Only to dumb people! It could take two years for the side affects to present themselves ie: discovering you are now sterile or that you now have cancer.

In your job role in the MHRA, how do you investigate vaccines for safety and side effects? "

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Have it or don’t have it. I care very little. Just don’t bang on about it and leave others to make their mind up.

Keep sharing the Memes though because they are funny.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Have it or don’t have it. I care very little. Just don’t bang on about it and leave others to make their mind up.

Keep sharing the Memes though because they are funny. "

So why comment?

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By *eavenscentitCouple
over a year ago

barnstaple


"Seems that they are asking various celebrities/ well known people to get together and be vaccinated publicly to show support. And also to put people's minds at rest re: risks. "

It wouldn't make any difference to me...I'll watch and wait before I decide whether to have it.

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks


"Have it or don’t have it. I care very little. Just don’t bang on about it and leave others to make their mind up.

Keep sharing the Memes though because they are funny.

So why comment?"

So they can keep sharing the memes of course.

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By *obajxMan
over a year ago

Cheshire

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By *obajxMan
over a year ago

Cheshire


"Oh Jesus again...if u happy with taking vaccine take it, it's simple, if u don't want just don't take it..."

The issue is if there are travel or freedom of movement restrictions if you don't take it

But considering the government had ordered around 15million doses, some of which will be required to be taken twice, and the most vunerable are first on the list, I can't see there being restrictions

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Seems that they are asking various celebrities/ well known people to get together and be vaccinated publicly to show support. And also to put people's minds at rest re: risks.

It wouldn't make any difference to me...I'll watch and wait before I decide whether to have it."

Wait for what and for how long ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I hope i can have one of the vaccines, i will happily agree to it.

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By *emartesMan
over a year ago

Brixton/Oval

I'll be queuing up to get a vaccine as soon as it's available. Can't wait for life to return to some semblance of normal.

Wouldn't be surprised to see governments crack down on anti vaccers, no vaccine no entry. This could be for schools, universities, public positions etc.

Anyone touting anti vaccine nonsense should go and look at some of the photo/video archives for the now mostly eradicated diseases; whooping cough, polio, etc.

They should also look up small pox which has been completely eliminated due to effective vaccination.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
over a year ago

Ilkley


"Seems that they are asking various celebrities/ well known people to get together and be vaccinated publicly to show support. And also to put people's minds at rest re: risks.

Only to dumb people! It could take two years for the side affects to present themselves ie: discovering you are now sterile or that you now have cancer."

And it could take years for the long term effects of catching and recovering from covid to present themselves. I had chicken pox as a kid; now i can get outbreaks of shingles when tired and stressed out. According to my doctor the eruption of it on my face this summer, if it wasn't for the now available anti viral drugs, could easily have scarred my eyes or even left me blind. Instead it was merely weeks of intense pain.

Other diseases now much reduced by the use of vaccines: Exposure to German Measles during pregnancy causes miscarriage, and stillbirth or chronic birth defects in babies that reach full term . HPV can cause 20 year delayed cancer, in men (various organs) as well as women. Mumps can result in deafness, brain inflammation, reduced fertility or sterility. Childhood illnesses have been linked with depression and anxiety during adult life.

The deal is this: SARS-CoV-2 has been designed by nature to spread quickly and infect as many people as it can. Once infected it travels in the bloodstream and burrows deep into all organs. We have no idea whether it may lay dormant in tissues for years (like chicken pox does, causing shingles). It is a new virus, long term effects could be anything.

The various vaccines against SARS-CoV-2 are designed by collaboration of extremely clever people across the globe to give protection and specifically avoid side effects. They are given huge amounts of testing with medical supervision of trial volunteers. Reports of the most minor unwanted effects are investigated, a single incident can delay or even halt completely the licensing of a vaccine. In the case of a worldwide roll out, those who are not at immediate vital risk from the virus are unlikely to even get a chance of being vaccinated for between six months and a year.

It _is_ sensible to have concerns about the efficacy and safety of a new vaccine, and it is right that there should be much scrutiny and overlook of the methods and testing of the companies making these vaccines. It is quite possible that these vaccines for covid will have been better investigated by more independent bodies than anything previously.

I am concerned at the suggestions/rumours, maybe even done deal, that the manufacturers are to be indemnified by our government against claims for side effects. Perhaps instead of campaigning against vaccination, a better alternative would be to campaign that government should guarantee compensation for any person suffering side effects. After all, if a vaccine is truly safe this guarantee would cost nothing. And if there really are any reasonable doubts over a vaccine, it would deter government from allowing use of that vaccine.

In summary - vaccine, got to be safer than catching the virus. But transparency and oversight is vital, government must provide confidence in the process, and it most certainly must not be anything provided by one of Michael Gove's dodgy mates in a multi million corrupt deal!

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"Oh Jesus again...if u happy with taking vaccine take it, it's simple, if u don't want just don't take it...

The issue is if there are travel or freedom of movement restrictions if you don't take it

But considering the government had ordered around 15million doses, some of which will be required to be taken twice, and the most vunerable are first on the list, I can't see there being restrictions"

I think it's a number surplus to the population. We've got a small number of a couple of them and a much larger volume of the Oxford vaccine. They're not all available immediately - 1 of the USA ones, think it's potentially the Moderna 1, should be around shortly. Oxford not too long afterwards.

These all depend on getting UK approvals of course.

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By *eddy and legsCouple
over a year ago

the wetlands


"Perhaps people don’t trust the government, don’t take flu jab each year to build their own immunity. Lots of reasons why people would refuse it, personally I wouldn’t take it either. Think it’s a basic human right to decide what’s going in my body and what’s not.

"

You can't build up immunity to something you haven't been exposed to that's why they invented the vaccines

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't really care about the amount of people who don't "trust" vaccines.

It's concerning, but the greater issue is people don't understand how vaccines work.

The amount of times I've heard people say "if you're vaccinated, then you're protected, what does it matter if I don't get vaccinated?" and it's just terrifying.

I heard a fucking PRESENTER on a radio show make the same fucking point.

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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago

Craggy Island


"Help me

I don’t understand why anyone wouldn’t want this "

Because people believe a lot of conspiracy about tracking device and side effects. I believe if people don't want it, then don't give them it.

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town

Governments, companies, scientists, pharma industry et al, have been known to lie / misinform / make mistakes / get it wrong. I am thankful that there are some people who challenge them and keep them on their toes. I see that as a positive and leading to a better outcome. BUT... There's also a point where the antis are not helping, and spreading misinformation and misleading or with their own disruptive agenda. Just be careful spreading falsehoods and diligent what and who you choose to believe.

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By *bwlaurenWoman
over a year ago

chester

Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Exactly this-I fail to see how it can be developed and properly tested in such a short time.

I have a friend who works for MSD Animal Health, they have been testing a vaccine for digital dermatitis in cattle since 2014, but despite there being no problems they cannot get it licensed for general release as there is insufficient data on the long term side effects.

If that is the case for a vaccine for livestock I can't see how a vaccine for humans can be tested and licensed in such a short time.

I am not "antivax" at all but I will be waiting to see there's no side effects before I risk it. Many times over history problems only come to light with hindsight- people thought asbestos was safe initially....

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By *imes_berksMan
over a year ago

Bracknell


"Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Exactly this-I fail to see how it can be developed and properly tested in such a short time.

I have a friend who works for MSD Animal Health, they have been testing a vaccine for digital dermatitis in cattle since 2014, but despite there being no problems they cannot get it licensed for general release as there is insufficient data on the long term side effects.

If that is the case for a vaccine for livestock I can't see how a vaccine for humans can be tested and licensed in such a short time.

I am not "antivax" at all but I will be waiting to see there's no side effects before I risk it. Many times over history problems only come to light with hindsight- people thought asbestos was safe initially...."

Just googled digital dermatitis for cattle. It's an infection of the foot caused by bacteria so treatment will be antibacterial sprays etc. I don't believe you can get a vaccine for bacterial infections that are on the external part of the body

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Exactly this-I fail to see how it can be developed and properly tested in such a short time.

I have a friend who works for MSD Animal Health, they have been testing a vaccine for digital dermatitis in cattle since 2014, but despite there being no problems they cannot get it licensed for general release as there is insufficient data on the long term side effects.

If that is the case for a vaccine for livestock I can't see how a vaccine for humans can be tested and licensed in such a short time.

I am not "antivax" at all but I will be waiting to see there's no side effects before I risk it. Many times over history problems only come to light with hindsight- people thought asbestos was safe initially...."

Might there be reasons why one speeds up administration, if one is looking for a treatment for something which has brought the world to its knees?

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By *limmatureguyMan
over a year ago

Tonbridge

I'm interested to know whether people who are have to be vaccinated are also have to eat genetically modified food?

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By *limmatureguyMan
over a year ago

Tonbridge

Correction: I'm interested to know whether people who are happy to be vaccinated are also happy to eat genetically modified food?

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By *bwlaurenWoman
over a year ago

chester

"Just googled digital dermatitis for cattle. It's an infection of the foot caused by bacteria so treatment will be antibacterial sprays etc. I don't believe you can get a vaccine for bacterial infections that are on the external part of the body"

Usual treatment is actually bandaging with lincocin powder or copper sulphate, but the idea of a vaccine is prevention not treatment-hence vaccinated cattle shouldn't get it in the first place.

As you claim you can't get a vaccine for such a thing, there is a full article about the new vaccine in the Farmers Guardian as it is eagerly awaited by farmers- an exert from the article:- “So, although digital dermatitis is the primary target for the vaccine, we are confident it will make a contribution to treating severe, non-healing forms of white line disease, sole ulcer, toe necrosis and other treponeme-associated lesions.”

Whilst I'm sure this vaccine is a world apart from the covid vaccine the point I was making was this vaccine hasn't undergone sufficient testing in six years, but a human one can be rolled out in one.....

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By *acDreamyMan
over a year ago

Wirral

After the ebola epidemic scientists started work on a safe vaccine "blank" that could be ready to use for any new infection. They had sars as an example but had a new virus as a contingency. This is a minor adaptation of those "blanks" to inoculate against covid. That is why it has been quick. Most of the work was done already. Then they threw enormous amounts of money at it and have had a high prevalence environment to test it in.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Correction: I'm interested to know whether people who are happy to be vaccinated are also happy to eat genetically modified food?"

Yes. Hope this helps

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Correction: I'm interested to know whether people who are happy to be vaccinated are also happy to eat genetically modified food?

Yes. Hope this helps "

Yup

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By *ljamMan
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"Correction: I'm interested to know whether people who are happy to be vaccinated are also happy to eat genetically modified food?"

Yep

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By *imes_berksMan
over a year ago

Bracknell


"Correction: I'm interested to know whether people who are happy to be vaccinated are also happy to eat genetically modified food?"

yep. The cereals today are 'modified' from generations ago. It has been done conventionally by plant breeding but that is basically genetically modifying by a hit and miss method.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"After the ebola epidemic scientists started work on a safe vaccine "blank" that could be ready to use for any new infection. They had sars as an example but had a new virus as a contingency. This is a minor adaptation of those "blanks" to inoculate against covid. That is why it has been quick. Most of the work was done already. Then they threw enormous amounts of money at it and have had a high prevalence environment to test it in. "

'Ey up, C. Don't be bringing your factual medical information into the public domain. Where's the fun in that

PS: You'll go loopy if you stay here too long....

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


""Just googled digital dermatitis for cattle. It's an infection of the foot caused by bacteria so treatment will be antibacterial sprays etc. I don't believe you can get a vaccine for bacterial infections that are on the external part of the body"

Usual treatment is actually bandaging with lincocin powder or copper sulphate, but the idea of a vaccine is prevention not treatment-hence vaccinated cattle shouldn't get it in the first place.

As you claim you can't get a vaccine for such a thing, there is a full article about the new vaccine in the Farmers Guardian as it is eagerly awaited by farmers- an exert from the article:- “So, although digital dermatitis is the primary target for the vaccine, we are confident it will make a contribution to treating severe, non-healing forms of white line disease, sole ulcer, toe necrosis and other treponeme-associated lesions.”

Whilst I'm sure this vaccine is a world apart from the covid vaccine the point I was making was this vaccine hasn't undergone sufficient testing in six years, but a human one can be rolled out in one....."

Ok, please compare apples with apples and not oranges.

1) The only Farmers Guardian article I can find is from 2016

2) Digital dermatitis in cattle is caused by multiple different bacteria infecting the foot. It would be naturally challenging to vaccinate against all the varied organisms which might cause this condition.

The SARS-CoV-2 vaccine is a totally different kettle of fish entirely. You'd be as well to compare human female menstruation and reproduction with that off birds. Both involve eggs and sperm, but that's about it. The eggs aren't even terribly comparable.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"After the ebola epidemic scientists started work on a safe vaccine "blank" that could be ready to use for any new infection. They had sars as an example but had a new virus as a contingency. This is a minor adaptation of those "blanks" to inoculate against covid. That is why it has been quick. Most of the work was done already. Then they threw enormous amounts of money at it and have had a high prevalence environment to test it in. "

The most investment in anything for a long time if ever and a pre worked out structure might be a reason for it going fast.

But who needs facts eh?

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"Correction: I'm interested to know whether people who are happy to be vaccinated are also happy to eat genetically modified food?"

Most people already eat GM food and completely blissfully unaware of the fact.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Correction: I'm interested to know whether people who are happy to be vaccinated are also happy to eat genetically modified food?"

Yes

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By *hagTonightMan
over a year ago

From the land of haribos.


"After the ebola epidemic scientists started work on a safe vaccine "blank" that could be ready to use for any new infection. They had sars as an example but had a new virus as a contingency. This is a minor adaptation of those "blanks" to inoculate against covid. That is why it has been quick. Most of the work was done already. Then they threw enormous amounts of money at it and have had a high prevalence environment to test it in. "
They are using colloidal silver for that.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"After the ebola epidemic scientists started work on a safe vaccine "blank" that could be ready to use for any new infection. They had sars as an example but had a new virus as a contingency. This is a minor adaptation of those "blanks" to inoculate against covid. That is why it has been quick. Most of the work was done already. Then they threw enormous amounts of money at it and have had a high prevalence environment to test it in.

The most investment in anything for a long time if ever and a pre worked out structure might be a reason for it going fast.

But who needs facts eh? "

Not me. I read a post on here by a guy with his cock out, who had no knowledge of vaccinations or medicine or anything for that matter... he said he'd heard they were rushed and dangerous, so you can keep your facts... I'm going with cock guy!

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West


"After the ebola epidemic scientists started work on a safe vaccine "blank" that could be ready to use for any new infection. They had sars as an example but had a new virus as a contingency. This is a minor adaptation of those "blanks" to inoculate against covid. That is why it has been quick. Most of the work was done already. Then they threw enormous amounts of money at it and have had a high prevalence environment to test it in. They are using colloidal silver for that."

Shag, you have no idea of the credentials of the forum contributor who posted the bit you replied to. Suffice to say he knows his onions.

And the colloidal silver thing is another pile of steaming BS. More quackery: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/24/ebola-cure-treatment-scams-fear-silver-vitamin-money

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"After the ebola epidemic scientists started work on a safe vaccine "blank" that could be ready to use for any new infection. They had sars as an example but had a new virus as a contingency. This is a minor adaptation of those "blanks" to inoculate against covid. That is why it has been quick. Most of the work was done already. Then they threw enormous amounts of money at it and have had a high prevalence environment to test it in. They are using colloidal silver for that."

The best thing colloidal silver does is turn your skin blue if you drink enough of it.

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By *acDreamyMan
over a year ago

Wirral

I'm off to the full beaver post for some astronomy. I'm done with virology for today!

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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago

The South


"Because it normally takes ten years to develop a vaccine and they have rushed this out in 12 months. It may take a good couple of years to find out if you have any serious or life changing side affects as well. You want to be a guinea pig? Go for it.

Exactly this-I fail to see how it can be developed and properly tested in such a short time.

I have a friend who works for MSD Animal Health, they have been testing a vaccine for digital dermatitis in cattle since 2014, but despite there being no problems they cannot get it licensed for general release as there is insufficient data on the long term side effects.

If that is the case for a vaccine for livestock I can't see how a vaccine for humans can be tested and licensed in such a short time.

I am not "antivax" at all but I will be waiting to see there's no side effects before I risk it. Many times over history problems only come to light with hindsight- people thought asbestos was safe initially....

Might there be reasons why one speeds up administration, if one is looking for a treatment for something which has brought the world to its knees?"

No no no no no.

Don't you come in here with your common sense and logic!!!!

Now, go stand in the garden in your pants and shout at the clouds like the rest of the eedjits.

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