Why do some people think the vaccine is an experimental shot? Why are some people scared to get vaccinated?

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why are they calling people who gets vaccine a guinea pig? would you get vaccinated?

anonChineseMale · Accepted Answer

Hahaha... ahh... you can find great videos about the controversies from reputable sources or find a video that breaks it down like SciShow or Harvard or John Hopkin. The problem is there are a lot of Videos against mRNA too however they are not... the best source of information in my opinion because I rather trust a group of individuals that come together that agree on the information.

Now the whole issue with the FDA rushing this mRNA vaccine and why people are skeptical are somewhat valid and also not valid either. so you need some background information about biology and immunology. mRNA is a new way to introduce virus information to our immune system, in the simplest of explanation. Its scary because people don't understand it. And no it does not include nanobot or 5G. Jokes on you because the technology isn't there. Period. mRNA is like DNA but mRNA is in virus's genetic code while DNA is more common among non-viral life. it is introduced to the body like any other vaccine except it is in a different form. Other vaccines come from viruses or weakened ones and then introduced to the body so it knows how to combat them. mRNA is the idea that we can introduce the virus genetic code to our immune system to fight against it. Now I know it sounds scary, but that's what happens with all vaccines. And no it does not go into our DNA. Once our immune system starts up we feel sick. its common. However, what people don't understand in the grand scheme of things is that vaccines are not the end all be all solution especially when its spread so much and can mutate as it spreads. Possibly making the vaccine even less effective. Vaccines help prepare our immune system to fight off the new threat. Without it our bodies are left to figure out what the virus is, and people end up in the hospital. The world is vast and just because you don't see it around you doesn't mean it is not happening around the world.

We are not guinea pigs exactly. Yes this is the first mass use of mRNA vaccine however this was from a study over 50 years and has been tested before the covid vaccine was rolled out. While it was faster than most, think of it like this. You are the ruler of your nation and your people are dying. There is a solution to the problem but it wasn't fully trusted by the FDA, however, you know its been studied for the last 50 years and it is relatively safe from the studies and case trials. Lets say, its about 95% effective in combating the virus, and death rate is at 1% or less. The current rate of the virus spread is high and your hospitals are filling up. The death rate is 10% and those who survive have chronic (lasting illness) conditions. What would you do? (Nothing is certain in life except death).

It is a tough decision but people can not grapple with basic math or science. And to all the business people out there this is a major economic loss but which is the lesser of two evils? Continue the spread until you find something you know with 100% certainty that everyone will survive the vaccine or that its not a government ploy to take over the world (at this point you lost trust with the people so there really wouldn't be a government).

Yeah death is scary and losing loved ones is disheartening, but losing trust and good faith in each other far worse. You think the world is so corrupt and evil that they would let their people die and have economic fall out? before that happens there would be a revolution if anything.

I hope this helps.

JesseJayNeak · Accepted Answer

Because it's suspicious. There are many sickness with no cure like AIDS which we have not discovered yet the cure to the coronavirus was found in less than a year

GingerCatLover · Accepted Answer

Coming from a family of medical professionals - and being medically trained myself - I only took the vaccine because for my field it's mandated. Don't agree with the vaccine due to the speed it came out at. Medications take years to ensure success rate & patient safety.

I mean why do you think Cancer Centers like Roswell in Buffalo exist? Because the name sounds cute? Because they serve patients gumdrops & lollipops? Roswell and similar centers serve as controlled testing centers for new cancer medications that *is* why they broadcast having special/unique medication.

DaisyM23 · Accepted Answer

Because the vaccine isn’t 100% as they were all completed within a year and it usually takes 10+ years for experimenting and all that for vaccines. So people are scared of unknown side effects etc. Some people are antivax because they think it causes autism. Some people think governments track them via the vaccine. Some people think they have chips in them.

NamerOfStars · Answer

Because it IS experimental- the testing is nowhere near complete. That doesn't mean "we have no idea what this does", it means "we don't know what the potential side effects are". Rushing out to take a new medical treatment that hasn't been properly vetted can have disastrous consequences: look at Thalidomide. Or the anthrax vaccine. Or the swine flu vaccine. Or the other swine flu vaccine. It also sets a terrible precedent; FDA approval is long and expensive and has a 98% failure rate (which is a big part of why a 75-cent pill costs twenty bucks; you're paying for all the drugs that DIDN'T make it), but saying "we don't need to bother" means inflicting damage that it's hard to imagine.

Most of the "vaccines" (they aren't, legally, but they were given that designation by president Trump to remove the legal and financial barriers) aren't technically vaccines, either- they're made using messenger RNA to prep your body to fight the disease off, rather than exposing it to a weaker or killed virus so you can produce antibodies and effectively not get sick. This entire branch of technology is pretty much new; it definitely has no proven record on a scale anywhere NEAR this large.

They're calling those who get it "guinea pigs" (in reference to medical test animals) largely because they're pissed; a year of excessive restrictions in the face of mountains of evidence that the threat was overblown, and the response of the masses is... unblinking, unthinking compliance with what those same authorities say. It's the same fear-worshiping we saw in the aftermath of 9/11.

ShortCircuit · Answer

The vaccine was fast-tracked through production and testing, and since it has only existed for under a year, even if side-effects are not yet apparent, there is no data on potential long-term effects. Compare that to the flu vaccine, which was tested for about 15 years before it was widely available to the public.

I'm not saying the vaccine is deadly. In fact, if you are over 70 years old and/or immunocompromised, it is probably worth the risk to get it. However, there is no reason for healthy people under 70 years old to get the vaccine, because the virus itself never posed a significant threat to you to begin with. If such individuals get the vaccine, they are taking an unnecessary risk. That's all I'm saying.

Am I personally going to get vaccinated? No, not as long as I have a choice in the matter. However, if the U. S. becomes a "show me your papers" state, and being unvaccinated makes me a 2nd class citizen (which is a very real possibility, unfortunately), then I suppose I'll have to. But I will fight it.

Anonymous · Answer

Because the government has consistently refused to talk to people as though they are adults, they have no respect for the freedom to choose.

The companies who produce the vaccines have been given immunity to any and all backlash resulting from problems etc.

Information regarding side effects is being suppressed as is plainly evident by looking at the material supplied by the gov. (uk)

Only very mild side effects are listed, they dont want you to be informed which is why they with hold the information and this under normal circumstances would be a crime.

You see doctors are required, by law, to ensure that all of their patients are fully aware of all of the choices and the pros and cons of any action or inaction they choose to take.

The person who is responsible for making sure i am doing the best thing for me regarding the vaccine is in fact me so I alone will make the choices for myself.

You do whatever you want.

Hopefully though you are not now quite so profoundly ignorant on this subject as you were when you posted.

BeMuse · Answer

Because they beleive in facts, not media brainwashing. It is an experimental vaccine, thus why it is not FDA approved and was release under emergency use authorization (EUA). You had to sign a piece of paper accepting the risk of an experiment vaccine just like someone who authorizes a hospital to administer an experimental drug during a clinical trial. An FDA approval letter looks like this one for HEPLISAV-B to vaccinate against Hepatitis B:

https://www.fda.gov/media/108828/download

No COVID vaccine has FDA approval yet...

Leavesbound · Answer

Ignorance is one of the most dangerous things to any society. Most people don't really understand what a vaccine is or how it works. Most people don't understand how to read articles about vaccines efficacy and safety and know what they are reading. So they rely on others to explain it to them and those others are often just as ignorant as they are but pretend to be authorities on the topic so that is how all the misinformation spreads. All one really needs to know are a few basic numbers. Get the vaccine and there is about a one chance in a million it will kill you. Don't get the vaccine and there is about one chance in 550 that you will die from the disease. Play the odds. Go with the vaccine. Getting the vaccine is about 1800 times safer than not getting it.

Anonymous · Answer

People have been dying from AstraZeneca all over the world and legitimate studies confirming the causal relation between the vaccine and the deaths have already came out only to be swept under the rug by governments which care more about "the whole picture" than they care about individual deaths.
Not only that, it remains a fact that many people who die from complications from the vaccines are often young enough that the actual virus would not have killed them.

Don't be surprised that people are skeptical and even afraid.
Couple this with the fact that in many places people are FORCED to get the vaccine, and you should have your reasons.

JamieLoves · Answer

Because it Has Not been tested enough.
it’s experimental. The FDA hasn’t given their approval yet. If you take it, you’re letting yourself be used as a test animal!

We’re not scared to take it.
We won’t take it. We understand the science behind it.
There’s absolutely No reason to take it. The Covid Flu is 99.7% survivable.
Why take something that can and will hurt you? The shit has killed many people and made them very very sick.

Anonymous · Answer

Because the covid vaccines haven't had any long term studies. They are still technically in drug trials. They don't have full FDA approval only Emergency Use Authorization. Now I suspect that most if not all of the vaccines will have FDA approval in ten years time; but until they have been tested on humans for that long we won't know all of the costs and benefits of using them. I worked in a laboratory doing the laboratory testing for patients in drug trials. So I am fairly familiar with how drugs become FDA approved.

Anonymous · Answer

You only have one body, and 'one' life. You do not play Russian roulette with it. I've even read several books, and studied over 400 pages of anecdotal information before taking a supplement, and that mineral was from the sea!

JDavid25 · Answer

Because it's on the 3rd or 4th phase at this moment.. They are literally just doing huge testing on the population with these vaccines.. Not to mention they don't even stop transmission just stop the symptoms in people who made have them.. And the vaccines have injured and killed many many people..

Apple1996 · Answer

The vaccine does more harm to the body then than actual virus does to the body. Especially for young healthy people, if you're old like 70+ then sure get the vaccine but there is no need for young people to get it.

Nachowedgie · Answer

Why do some people think the vaccine is an experimental shot?

Becauss it is

Why are some people scared to get vaccinated?

Because it's dangerous

Why are they calling people who gets vaccine a guinea pig?

Because they are

Would you get vaccinated?

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exitseven · Answer

It all started when Trump was president and Biden and Harris said they would never take a vaccine that Trump produced. Fast forward a few months and we now have a lrge portion of the population that thinks the vaccine was a rush job and is not safe.

Anonymous · Answer

People are ignorant of science, especially in the USA and other countries with poor science education. They read things on the internet and don't have the scientific background to tell them it's just a stupid conspiracy theory so they believe it.

Catlover1999 · Answer

Partly because it usually takes 10+ years just to approve a vaccine.

friendzoned4life · Answer

Because it is experimental Check pfizers website it even says so

msc545 · Answer

Many people are simply scared of it and make up stupid excuses not to get it. Also. many are simply very narcissistic and believe that their "healthy immune systems" will prevent Covid.

Anonymous · Answer

It's not fully approved by FDA and also there was a bunch of side effect cases. Seems reasonable to just wait a bit and see if that corrects.

_no_one_ · Answer

They get their facts from cheap delusional influencers' opinions.

TallAnon · Answer

It pretty much is, the theory is there, but you can't see long term effects without a long time passing, lol

joeldalton · Answer

Because it is experimental and the people taking it are the experiment. It is not FDA-approved.

fred_durst · Answer

they spend too much times on internet and ended up reading hoax news

In_Trance · Answer

They've both seen convincing evidence to form their opinions

ItsMeItsMe1989 · Answer

Because that's what they've been told by their "dear leader"

michael1469 · Answer

Low IQ and cause they watch FOX opinion like its news.

Wise4myage · Answer

They believe the conspiracy theories.

lpoots · Answer

its their body  its their choice

Anonymous · Answer

It's the tinfoil hat wearing, trumptards.

Anonymous · Answer

they believe in their complete theories

joeyfunn · Answer

Lack of knowledge

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