How was it for you? Sister is waiting for her booster now. She only had a sore arm for a bit, but it went off quickly. She's still fine and it's been about 2 weeks now I think.
Anyone else had the vaccine yet?

How was it for you? Sister is waiting for her booster now. She only had a sore arm for a bit, but it went off quickly. She's still fine and it's been about 2 weeks now I think.
- Anonymous19 dI know so many people who have gotten sick from a flu shot, and they’ve been healthy since they stopped taking it. My friend last year gets flu shots regularly, she was healthy, but suddenly her organs were about to explode and she had to go to the ER. She had to get one of her organs removed, to be honest I forgot which one. She has a huge scar on her stomach for life and they still don’t know how that happened to her. I feel it’s because of the flu shot. I don’t trust the vaccine not one bit and I think it’s funny how they want to make it mandatory for everyone to take it. I would have to get vaccinated every year for school and a few times my forehead swelled up like a balloon. I don’t know what’s the cause and neither do the doctors. Maybe I have an allergic reaction to something but I’m unsure of what it is.0|10|0Is this still revelant?
Just sounds like your friend had appendicitis which yeah they don't know why that happens. It happens to a lot of people 🤦🏻♀️ it's not because of the flu shot.
- Well, in the UK apparently the NHS isn't providing the vaccine for my age group (early 20s, no health issues). Since I have some time until I'm going to take it, I'm considering staying away from the Pfizer vaccine as there's very little evidence that it's rightly effective with no long term complications.
Meanwhile, I'll be looking into what other vaccine options we might have in the coming months. I am really wary about what I choose to inject into my body and don't trust the UK government at all.0|00|0Is this still revelant?
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- Hell no!
https://www.infowars.com/posts/watch-live-one-step-away-from-a-thousand-years-of-darkness-america-on-the-edge-of-a-socialist-takeover/
https://www.infowars.com/posts/boston-doctor-says-he-almost-had-to-be-intubated-after-suffering-severe-allergic-reaction-from-moderna-covid-vaccine/
The nurse who passed out after she received the vaccine has been reported to have died, but I have been unable to confirm that.
https://www.infowars.com/posts/watch-live-call-in-special-with-alex-jones/0|11|1Is this still revelant?I've seen reports from credible sources (rueters and ap) that she did not die and has a condition that causes her to faint on occasion.
www.reuters.com/.../uk-factcheck-vaccine-genocide-idUSKBN28S2F5Please tell me something, cth: how much crack was in your system when you were born and how many times have you been dropped on your head between the ages of 12-24 months?
- I work in the Emergency Dept at a hospital so I was lucky enough to get one. It is the same as getting a regular flu shot... no big deal and no issues.1|00|0Is this still revelant?
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1029- I haven't because I don't think its right to get the covid vax prior to the badly needed people working on the front lines as well as nursing home staff. In my opinion, its wrong to get it prior to that population getting vaccinated.2|10|0
In the US, that's not going to happen anyway. The essentai workers ARE FIRST int he US, no matter what the Trumptards say.
- Not an anti vaxxer at all but... yea no, This vaccine has not be through enough tests to honestly pass the long term effects it can have. And no autism won't happen lol but there is real cases of people been paralyzed from vaccines.
Even top well known Pro vaccinators have spoken out how there rushing it. And yeah it probably won't have any bad side effects due to it been worked on by previous research of sars and covid but still could be something. By the sound of it and research i have done. I'll wait maybe 4 years. And tbh by then it probably won't even be a noticeable problem and something else will be scaring people. But honestly that's the best time taking it when we know it has worked.1|10|3Dear lord, the stupidity... you know what, I'm not even going to bother with the likes of you. Go ahead, sabotage your chances for herd immunity, keep the pandemic going, not-anti-vaxxer.
legit was watching a scientist who works with vaccines talking to Neil degrass Tyson on youtube a covid episode on the science behind vaccines and other things. But sure.
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Also yes must be an anti vaxer who said when he would happy take it and has took vaccines for others things too sure i am. :)
Pretty much all long term effects happen within 6 months, the vaccine is actually out of the system by that time. Vaccines in normal circumstances don't actually get tested for years, they just wait around for years to get approval from all the right people. Obviously this one has been moved to the front of the line 😊 hope that clears up any concerns
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eTXnL4uEsE I am just gonna leave the link lol. Learn especially listen to the part were a vaccine been worked on for 60 years even had side effects that could of be fetal near the 47 min mark causing intestine blockages.
If it was worked on for
60 years that means it was developed at least 60 years ago, science has dramatically improved since then. Countless drs and scientists have said that vaccine side effects generally last 6 months. This type of vaccine doesn't stay in your system@offendedsorbet I don't think you watched it properly or that whole video just then. And this guy literally works on vaccines like this all the time. And through the video he makes clear points that technology has not got that too advance to help due to there is always a surprise which was his legit point there smh. And in the rest of it he talks about how to be skeptic of new ones or modified ones that come out recently is not a bad thing.
Didn't watch it as there is no real CC. I've read up on the Dr who features in the show and elsewhere and from what I read he said the vaccine is safe to roll out end of 2020 to beginning of 2021 which is what is happening...
Welp i fact checked the whole video when i first watched it and what he was saying was correct and his whole points made sense. So now if your saying it's wrong I don't know what to say to you. And if he is contradicting his points now in this video then that shows you overall how trustworthy the people are who work on this on shit. And that also they maybe just jumping on the hype it up so everyone takes it train. Even him himself said in the video if a risk assessment goes through and maybe a little percentage of people get side effects or something they can still pass it out to the public accepting that will happen, something like that.
He did also mention about possible *rare* side effects that might not present in trials but also suggested they should have a good idea of what the serious side effects could be if any. So im not sure. Seemed very back and forth 🤷🏻♀️
I trust that it will be okay, I have an immunocompromised boyfriend so he would have to take it eventually.I will just wait and see. Like i said i will have no problem with taking it if it seems to go all well. But only time will tell. And yeah it probably won't have any bad side effects but i would rather just be sure first. I am not a person who should be at risk really like your boyfriend maybe, and if i was i would just take it and hope for the best. Of course if your gonna be around him best for you to take it too. Plus i think he mentions something about how it takes so long for it to get to everyone anyway and other factors of how to make most people immune takes quite a bit of time to get around it's gonna be a long process anyway by the sound of it.
same lol. so couldn't even take it now if i wanted to. New Zealand did pretty well with handling the spread anyway so shouldn't be so bad lucky.
- Not yet, holding out for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Don't think I'd risk it on the RNA based vaccines, way too many unknowns since we don't have any long-term data. (Not a fan of being a first adopter). The J&J vaccine is being developed on more tried/true vaccine methodology and has an established track record of success. (Also some have suggested the immunization might be stronger/longer lasting compared to the new RNA doses)
Sweden/Finland/Norway/France/Ireland paid a price several years ago during the H1N1 pandemic with a few long-term side effects of a new vaccine. Had a lot of cases of narcolepsy as a result.2|10|2@Levin Thanks I found it. I see though the stats are 1 in 55000 people get Narcolepsy. I think anything comes with it's risks, just look at the paracetamol tablets.
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@Chriscunning Well, personally I wouldn't and I don't take paracetamol tablets. The last time I took some medicine was when I had a respiratory infection three years ago. I had no choice due to work obligations. Suffice to say, the medicines given were shit, and did more harm than good. Outside of that I haven't take anything for the best part of a decade and I'm healthier for it.
And 1 in 55000 might sound like 'good odds'. But if you're that 1 person, then you're fucked. There's no reason at all for any healthy person to take any rushed new technology vaccine that hasn't been tested for at least 5-10 years. Also, if this vaccine goes wrong, then it could go catastrophically wrong. Pass.@Levin Oh I see. So you have never really taken any meds. Very impressive.
So in the age group of 30 - 39, your chance of dying is 165 in 55000 compared to 1 in 55000 of the vaccine. Your chance of having 'long covid' is 5500 in 55000 (most people have to quite there jobs because they unable to function).
So yeah, vaccine odds sounds a lot better in my opinion.@Chriscunning You do realise that only 388 people under the age of 60 with no preexisting medical conditions have died in UK hospitals, right?
metro.co.uk/.../
As for 'long covid', given the government's fear agenda and how statistics and figures have been manipulated, there's no reason I should trust them. I'll be cautious but I'm not going to live in fear (except fear of tyranny, given that seems far more likely). Also, that was the figure for Pandemrix. These vaccines are an unknown quantity...
They could kill you.
They could make you infertile.
They could be absolutely fine.
There's no mid-long term safety data to make a conclusion either way. in my opinion, you'd have to be a fool to take this vaccine. Those who comply without engaging their critical faculties are liable to suffer the consequences.@Levin Well the headline seems very definitive. However reading it gives a very different picture.
388 people have died aged 40 to 59 (no underlying conditions), 2926 have died aged 40 to 59 (with underlying conditions). Included in those underlying conditions are "sleep disorders", "bone fractures", "Migraines", "Depression", and the list goes on. I didn't realize having a bone fracture would make me more vulnerable to covid. So in total 3314 people aged between 40 and 59 have died. I think that correlates nicely with my figures I already mentioned. (if we also add the additional age group)
Aaa... yes, the government has manipulated the long-covid numbers to create fear. Pity you didn't have a link from a reliable source for that.@Chriscunning Unfortunately, we have to work with the data as it is presented. On balance, I do think my point still stands. It's not reasonably contestable in any case that the death figures are likely vastly over-stated due to the way they are recorded ie pretty much any death with a positive covid test in the last 28 days goes down as covid. It's important to look at the wider picture and to put these figures in context.
- I trust the science behind the old methods, so if its available I may choose the vaccine China developed. However, the m-RNA vaccines the US/GER are making is new - thus, I'm skeptical, the "90+% effective rate!" may apply to this virus, but by reducing the overall restrictions how can you ensure it will not block more than intended. Too many unknowns for me thus, I'll wait for the chinese made vaccine.0|00|0
Yep, invent some reasons to distrust most vaccines but trust the Chinese one, makes perfect sense to your kind I'm sure.
Choice is yours mate, Moderna, Pfizer, or Sinopharm. Moderna/Pfizer use new methods, whereas Sinopharm uses the old trusted method. Although, I'm sure you will base your choice on the science rather than propaganda.
You're right. That's what rational people do, not that you have a clue about that.
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- Hey, just answering this question to say that I'm sorry for being an asshole to you in our last interaction. I let out my frustration of life at you and that wasn't okay.1|10|0
- Not an option for the poll but no I haven’t taken it but I will when asked to by my work in healthcare. If not for that,, m I would probably wait at least an additional 4-6 months to take it to see how the first couple rounds go down.0|00|0
- Haven't gotten it. Might. I'm in the second wave of vaccines apparently. It's not mandatory. I'm gonna watch and see what happens to the first wave before I get it lol0|00|0
- Anonymous19 dzombies will rise in 10 years.
just kidding. though in movies it's always because of some "cure" to something that wasn't tested long term. strong advocate of long term testing but definitely pro vax. i'll wait.0|00|0 - So far in my country only at-risk populations (over 80, then chronically ill) are allowed to get vaccinated. My wife and I are waiting for when we could get it, hopefully asap.
Anti-vaxxerd and pandemic deniers are worthless oxygen-wasting vermine who ought to be exterminated, slowly and painfully. Murder your own children you dumb fucks.0|21|6@DiscomfortZone you are mentally ill if you want to take an experimental vaccine that has not been tested for the long term.
Well, Solstice777, and you are an oxygen wasting little insect and ought to be exterminated with the rest of your kind. You're just too stupid to live.
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@Solstice777 You are mentally RETARDED if you believe everyting that Faux News and Bretibart tells you. Good riddance. He lost. #dealwithit This is moron-free Internet and you are not allowed to use it!
- Maybe in September, maybe I'll skip it. I'm super healthy, don't think I need it. WHO doesn't know if the vaccine helps reduce the transmission of the disease yet, so let the people that are at risk to die out there go first.0|00|0
- I'm sure as soon as my doctor recommends it I will get the vaccine for COVID-19
I got pre-existing Health concerns so I should get the vaccine and my Cousin is
always out among people and she doesn't practice safe health concerns1|00|0 - Only front line health care workers are getting it so far. I will be lucky if it gets here by this time next year.0|00|0
- I'll get it when it's available but I fall into the 6th bracket (under 65 with underlying health conditions)
They have to go through care homes and frontline staff first as well as the elderly not in care homes before they get to my bracket0|10|0 - So far the vaccine has caused 4 people to go paralyzed, 8 people have died, and the rest are dealing with Bells Palsy symptoms.
I don’t want nothing like that injected into me.0|00|1- Show All Show Less
- Because they're giving it out all to the elderly first and people with heart problems and health problems0|00|0
- I need the same rollout to reach my bracket. I think I am in the third group, high risk but lower than nursing home people.0|00|0
- Not available to the public yet and I'm not a critical worker so I have to wait like the rest of the proletariat.1|00|0
- Does your sister encountered any side effects? Also, what was the name of the vaccine? (Like Pfizer? Etc.)0|00|0
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- Nope and the new virus from the UK is officially in the US. They said it is extremely contagious so whats the point in the vaccine for Covid?0|00|0
For whatever reason I don't believe it. If that were the case then why are people getting the flu vaccine every year if the countless of previous flu shot vaccines should work since it's dealing with the source of the virus.
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Because influenza is constantly mutating. The vaccine changes every year to keep up with it.
I ain't getting it and I don't really care about the Covid, I believe it's real but idc.. if I get it then I get it.
Covid has a lower mutation rate. All RNA viruses tend to mutate but covid has a proofreading mechanism and the flu does not.
@offendedsorbet That's nice, people who want it should get it.
I'm still not getting it, there's always a side effect and we don't know what that is atm.Also as the entire world has been telling everyone over and over, it's not about you. The whole point of herd immunity is to protect the vulnerable.
Side effects are:
Injection site pain
Fatigue
Headache
Muscle pain
Chills
Joint pain
Fever
The vaccine doesn't stay in your system long term. Hence a booster shot. That isn't how vaccines work. Long term side effects are worked out in trials. And there isn't any, if there was they would mention it or they scrap the vaccine (as they did with the Australian one)
@offendedsorbet Covid has only been out for 1 year (as far as we know) how can there be "long term" studies on the side effects of a vaccine when they literally started making them for less than a year?
You're not changing my mind, I'm not getting it.. at least not this year. (Yes, this year! 2021)
Also with the herd immunity thing and it not being about me. You're right, others can go get it that way they don't have to worry about me "spreading" it to them.Long term side effects happen within 6 months. I mean what do you expect to happen? They literally test the volunteers for everything. All the vaccine does is force your body to have an immune response to the virus so it knows what to do in future should it come across the virus. What they inject into your body is filtered out very quickly.
- my mom got it yesterday because she's a frontline worker. I don't know when the rest of my family will be able to get it though0|10|0
- I'm neither an essential worker nor do I have underlying health conditions so I won't be able to get it until the summer probably.1|00|0
- Anonymous20 dMajority of young guys who work out are on juice. From trenbolone to deca to test... weekly jabbing the asses to impress girls and some girl are too. We know we see how white girls suddenly started having booties when they used to look like chicken fillets or sack of loaded shit lol. If not on roids usually out snorting coke, popping pills and drinking gallons of alcohol. Now We worry about a pinch in the arm. What a load of shite 😂0|00|2
I don't think they worry about a pinch in the arm, we've all been vaccinated as kids, it's nothing. It's just that those vaccines as kids we took were immunity system vaccines, covid vaccine is mRNA, means it is a messenger RNA, modifies your RNA that God gave you. Sure, I wouldn't give a shit if I was 70 or 80. But in my prime 20s I don't want to change my fucking RNA for a flu.
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Not even going to argue, I'm just going to send screenshots I have from your chats to gag whatsapp group and you're banned from gag. Gl
- Anonymous20 dGeez... we are going back to the Dark Ages... becoming a bunch of ignorant anti-science assholes. I guess this will be a way to weed out the idiots...0|20|3
If only Darwin did his job, then maybe Politics /Society would actually be a civil board not overrun by blue anon pussies who say shit that they know they'd get KILLED if they say it to people's faces.
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You are not one of those pussies I was refering too, until you make an assumption and drew first blood. You must be a Trumptard if you make assumptions like this.
I apologize. I really couldn't tell which side you were on, but you clearly are on my side. I still stand b y my Darwin statement, though.
- Just how did she manage to get that so soon?0|00|0
It's implied. They are the only ones getting it now (despite what the Trumptards are saying). Unless she's not in the US, then I have no idea.
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@PaganWarrior Thank you so much for clarifying this.
Please do take care and stay safe.
- How are you able to get it? You're not an essential worker, are you?0|10|0
- The vaccine isn't available to the general public in Canada so haven't had it0|10|0
- Nope, I'll never have that dirty DNA changing vaccine.2|10|4
It actually changes RNA but you're right, after we take that vaccine (and we will, one way or another), there will be much more cancers and deadly diseases.
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- No and we have not been offered yet0|00|0
- Don’t know of anyone yet, hopefully soon0|00|0
- Anonymous20 dInfertility is a real side effect they r not being honest about0|01|2
Because it's not a thing, you fucking racist. Come out from behind your shield and fight like a man, or I'll keep fucking your mother.
- Anonymous19 dFit & healthy - don't need it.0|00|0
Actually, the vaccines haven't been proven to prevent spreading, they just make it so you personally won't get ill from it as far as we know.
On another note, let's all happily report and get rid of DiscomfortZone, I don't think we want these people here.- Show All Show Less
“I don’t believe we have the evidence on any of the vaccines to be confident that it’s going to prevent people from actually getting the infection and therefore being able to pass it on,”
www.theguardian.com/.../who-warns-covid-19-pandemic-is-not-necessarily-the-big-one
That's my source by the way.There's no evidence that the vaccine will prevent people from passing the virus onto other people. For the people who choose to get vaccinated and believe the vaccine will protect them, they shouldn't have any problem being around people who aren't vaccinated. If you're happy to have the dirty vaccine that hasn't been tested for long term safety, go ahead. But don't expect everyone else to be as naive and gullible.
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Wow... Even the bloody doctors told us that we need mask still because it takes the vaccine a little while to adapt to the body, and how about stop with the damn fear mongering. My sister took it not long ago, and so have many other people. They would not bloody hand out something if its highly dangerous or anything. I'm sick of conspiracy theorists. It's ridiculous.
Thank you all for sharing your insecurities, I'm sure everybody is impressed! :)
Of course, anything you find different you interpret as scary, so you revert to nursery school level arguments, such as "you're a twat, you're a wanker!". What's next, you'll allude to having sex with my mother and expect me to take offense? Pathetic. I'm surprised you survive.
- Anonymous19 dNot yet, I am waiting for later.1|10|0
- Getting it as soon as it's available.0|10|0
- I don’t think many people have0|10|0
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