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5 minutes ago, MBWC41 said:

I don’t believe in chem trails, ufo’s, 9/11 as an inside job or the mark of the beast.

I’ll be the first in line for a vaccine.

After talking to health professionals I respect, one an ICU nurse, another the medical director of a physician's group. I will not. 

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On 11/9/2020 at 9:43 PM, swamprat said:

 

After talking to health professionals I respect, one an ICU nurse, another the medical director of a physician's group. I will not. 

I have said it before, I am going to sit back and watch the "vaccine" for six months or so and if all goes well then I will strongly consider it but for now there is no way on Earth I am getting a COVID19 vaccine. 

I will get the vaccine if the FDA certifies it.  Also, Moderna has a vaccine coming and other companies will have one as well.  If Moderna can hit at 50% efficacy, we're rocking and rolling on top of the Pfizer news.  I think it will be widely available in the summer, and most of us should have the complete vaccine by next Christmas.  

Assuming, no hiccups.

1 hour ago, swamprat said:

 

After talking to health professionals I respect, one an ICU nurse, another the medical director of a physician's group. I will not. 

 

1 hour ago, theguru said:

I have said it before, I am going to sit back and watch the "vaccine" for six months or so and if all goes well then I will strongly consider it but for now there is on way on Earth I am getting a COVID19 vaccine. 

It is true no mRNA vaccine has ever been approved by regulators.  So we will be swimming into uncharted waters here.

If you won't eat GMO based food. Do you want to be injected with a GMO vaccine? 

 

Nobody is going to be forced to take a vaccine, and like anything, we'll all have choices to make around whether or not we decide to take it. 

4 hours ago, Bluegrasscard said:

Without your "proof of vaccine" concerts may be something you will miss. 

https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/touring/9481166/ticketmaster-vaccine-check-concerts-plan/

 

That'll be interesting on many parts.  After reading the article, I'm curious about one thing...they say they want to go to digital tickets (so they can't be transferred or sold), but may make you take a test 24 hours before the event.  So, is Ticketmaster going to refund your money if you fail that test and can't go?  Nevermind, that's a silly question.

Just now, CincySportsFan said:

That'll be interesting on many parts.  After reading the article, I'm curious about one thing...they say they want to go to digital tickets (so they can't be transferred or sold), but may make you take a test 24 hours before the event.  So, is Ticketmaster going to refund your money if you fail that test and can't go?  Nevermind, that's a silly question.

Sure if you buy ticket insurance, like any other time. 

Just now, TheDeuce said:

Sure if you buy ticket insurance, like any other time. 

Never in my entire life have I ever bought ticket insurance.  For anything.

21 minutes ago, TheDeuce said:

Sure if you buy ticket insurance, like any other time. 

I forget what industry it was but insurance doesn't always pay on COVID. 

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1 hour ago, theguru said:

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Pay no attention to the results from the 40,000 people in the trial. Fear over facts.

Efficacy is the performance of a treatment under ideal and controlled circumstances, and effectiveness is performance under real-world conditions.  Pfizer said it has a 90% efficacy rate.  The actual rate will likely drop but still be over 50%.

1 hour ago, John Anthony said:

Efficacy is the performance of a treatment under ideal and controlled circumstances, and effectiveness is performance under real-world conditions.  Pfizer said it has a 90% efficacy rate.  The actual rate will likely drop but still be over 50%.

Anything over 50% with enough people in a community taking the vaccine, we will be able to get this under control and back to normal life very quickly. 

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