Vaccination refusal
 

What is the reason to refuse vaccination? The probable long term side effects? So tell me, you refuser - what is your intention? To prove that you are priceless morons?

I'm going to turn 59 next June. My mother (I am caring for her 24/7) is going to turn 94 on 2.1. 2021. We are both extremely vulnerable. And my sister suffers from adrenal insuffiency. She is suffering from Addison desease and has to be hospitalized about one or two times yearly in a life threatening situtation. This is my uneasy situation.

So my innermost wish is that any of the Corona virus/vaccination deniers may GO TO HELL as soon as possible. That said, I will be amongst the first to be ready ( and my mother as well) to be vaccinated.

Please tell me a serious reason why you do not accept a vaccination. No esoteric or else bullshit, please.

Thanks for your reply.

Umarme deine Mutter von mir, Chris.
Bleib sicher und gesund. Bob

The 'reason' is there are voices telling you THEY have an evil scheme, and getting you to take the vaccine is part of it, and you feel it is all true. You may not know for sure what THEY are up to, but you don't trust them! Media activated paranoia. Think emotion, not reason.

There's a limited supply of vaccine.

I'm going to graciously allow everyone else to receive it, before I accept my dose.

Maybe, in five years, we'll know more about the unintended consequences.

Right now there are many Americans that intend to do the same. Like a game of musical chairs only circling the vaccination needle instead of a chair.

I plan to get the vaccine when it is my turn because it will help to keep others safe as well. It is a patriotic duty to do the right thing.

For that subset of humans I refer to as tRumplings...
https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/Mis...2e/L/Vax-L.jpg No-wait, it's those swabs used in the Covid tests that implant the microchip. (facepalm)

Damned straight I'll get vaccinated.

I will be the first to say I won't get the vaccine. I have never got a flu shot in my life. As far as cv vaccine don't know long term effects. From what I understand the vaccine was created in a different way than other vaccines. If I remember correctly they used RNA from the virus instead of DNA to create the vaccine, that's why it was able to be quickly produced. But hey I'm not a scientist or doctor soooo.....

And also I could die in a month from covid, dunno.

You are very likely to get COVID sooner or later. Then you may die, or be sick for the rest of your life, or feel horrid for a period of time, or maybe have a mild case. Regardless of how it goes, you are very likely to give it to anyone you live with.

Maybe you'll see some motivation to get vaccinated in all that, or maybe you won't.