Coronavirus. Your thoughts? [Serious and Non-Serious]

Write your book fam, imma wait. Im working with already present data that keeps getting updated as time goes on vs your stuck in a one sided argument mentalities. Yall say its harmless and it wint affect people like 5 months ago. Ok now people are dying AND getting these permanent side effects.

Think i remember someone saying (probably yass) that it pro's outweigh the cons cuz covid gives permanent side effects. Well now so does the vaccine.

If I told you to accurate describe my one sided argument. You wouldn't be able to describe my argument, because quite frankly you don't understand the data. But give me sec, the cat is up first

Ferris Bueller @xinmage That would be irrational when the trends more closely follow seasonally trends which is already known. Also I think the rest of your post is irrelevant as you seem to misunderstand my point. I am not providing an argument against vaccines. Only against blaming unvaccinated people for the spread. The level of virus spread in a vaccinated person and an unvaccinated person is the same Dr Fauci said in an interview this week. The difference is the severity of symptoms. So vaccinated people can spread it as much as unvaccinated people. So if YOU have the vaccine you should not worry about unvaccinated people as they spread the virus as much as a vaccinated person. However in spite of my using the argument I will state that you should take it with a grain of salt because Fauci is unreliable and changes his mind often. There are studies of equal validity proving different results. So at the very least I am saying that blaming unvaccinated people is irrational at this point in time.

Listen it doesnt matter that its only this % per million people. This is all data right now. The vaccine is only 8 months in circulation and these things are still being reviewed as we speak i have said it before and will say it again. Its a walking science project. Per million case 60 people get myocarditis. Ok current cases for this is 1,000. Did we suddenly become clairvoyant? Do we know what effect this has on the body? Cuz that canadian doctor says lung death due to bloodclot. The headaches? Thousands of bloodclots in the brain at once.

Now this is where I noticed the goalpost being shifted. People claimed that the virus would have been dealt with if everybody got vaccinated. They got Covid anyways so now the argument is that it reduces the symptoms. I can rely on my titan-class immune system to deal with this virus. I can see the vaccine being useful for people who are up there in age and people with diabetes or something along those lines. For the young, healthy and strong, I don't see the purpose. We have no idea what the long term effects of this vaccine are going to be and I don't want to end up with Rickets or something.

Dyadka Yar @dyadka_yar I fully agree. The people who are overly pro back keep moving the goal post. It would be worth it if it stop the spread BUT IT DOES NOT. It only mitigates the symptoms which is why people are risk should talk to their doctor and consider getting the vaccine but since it does noting to prevent spread it should 100% be a choice to get the vaccine. Anyone who says otherwise needs to provide solid proof.