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adam asked in Politics & GovernmentPolitics · 8 months ago

Do you plan on getting the covid vaccine when it comes out?

Update:

I think I'm going to let others get it first 

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  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    As an educated, intelligent, honest person who knows the history behind vaccinations and how long it takes to produce one that meets all the safety standards, combined w/ what I know about trump's evil character that includes how he would gladly sacrifice my heath to forward his ambitions, I wouldn't go near that vaccination. I say, let the trumpsters be the guinea pigs. They're the ones who buy his BS and lies.

  • IOM
    Lv 7
    8 months ago

    In no way, shape or form. 

  • 8 months ago

    I am going to let you go first so I can see what happens to you .

  • 8 months ago

    No i am not interested in anything that the government wants to give me.

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  • ?
    Lv 6
    8 months ago

    Yes.  Of course. But healthcare workers and residents of nursing homes will get it first.

  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    No, not at all.

    I'd have to be pretty f*cking stupid to be injected with a rushed vaccine which hasn't gone through the normal safety tests, and for which the drug companies have demanded and received total legal immunity for all harmful side effects.

    I would sooner ask a covid sufferer to sneeze in my face repeatedly. Based on my age and health, this would have roughly a 0.0001% chance of killing me.  Much safer than a rushed "vaccine".

  • 8 months ago

    I'll wait to read the user reviews.  

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