Are you for or against vaccination?

Question

Im vaccinated whats the big deal? I dont want restrict myself of having fun. And why take a chance? I've had lots of friends die cause of COVID. Why fight it?

MCheetah · Accepted Answer

If so many horrible people, including Joe Biden, are supporting something which has shown to not really reduce or stop COVID (at least, no more than natural immunity and herd immunity), and are going so far as to force it upon the people, then I would and could never support such a thing. Especially considering how much they got completely wrong in 2020. It's like, when has any governments gotten ANYTHING right about COVID so far? They're like chickens running around with their heads cut off.

Plus, having done my own research into it, the S1 spike protein, and that scumbag Peter Daszak, I already know the truth that the majority of dum-dum sheep out there don't want to hear. And for the record, I've never been an "anti-vaxxer" in my life before this crap, and I'm still not one.

If you want to put poison in your bodies and think natural immunity is too risky, that's fine. You do you. I do not care. But to force this upon people is draconian and beyond what the government should have control over, and people should be spilling their blood all over the streets over it. Ironic how people will get upset over abortion laws (I'm pro-choice, for what it's worth), and then at the same time, force you to risk suicide with an extremely unsafe, vaccine they actually made years ago, but modified to cripple your immune system and leave you a slave to pharmaceuticals your entire life, while trying to tell you you're a "bad person" if you don't commit suicide like the rest of the dense sheep out there.

Sweden and most of Scandinavia also did just fine without forcing vaccinations on people. And here in South Korea, things have also been far better than the US and we never once had a single lockdown at all. Just one three-week curfew period in April 2020 and that's it. If people need to see how much they're being controlled, they merely need to look outside the US and Australia to see how much better the rest of the world is doing (avoid China, though).

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

''There are so many different vaccines now. All designed to help keep us safe. ''

One day, you might just wake up and realise 99% of vaccines are about money and power, not your health. Do you really think they give a damn about your health? Most of those vaccines are pushed in place of powerful natural molecules that do the same thing but better... and without side effects. We have to be one of the most naive species on the planet to believe a massive government that profits only if we remain controllable, is going to design something to protect us.

And by the way, there is one molecule that does what all vaccines can do and it's banned in most places, and lied about everywhere... because it cannot be patented. But you go on believing your little fairy tale because in the next 6-12 months the truth will be undeniable.

In a speech, Bill gates said the best way to control over population is through vaccines. Boris Johnson wrote a blog about the importance of depopulation... all of them are obsessed with reducing you, but they want to live.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I am also vaccinated because I wasn't sure if places were going to start asking for proof of vaccination for entry (or if my workplace would eventually have to), and it's also important to me to be able to live my life. I hate wearing masks (my face is broken out around my mouth right now due to being required to wear one in the hot factory I work in), but had a friend who refused to wear one during the time they were required nearly everywhere to the point that all he did was stay home, do online classes, and miss out on being able to get out and enjoy life. He was very miserable during that time, and while I respect his right to his decision, that just would not work for me. I get very down and
depressed if I can't get out and do anything (and have gotten depressed while sick and unable to work, or snowed in for long periods of time).

I do, however, think it should be up to the person whether or not to get the vaccine and do not support mandatory vaccination. As a matter of fact, mandatory vaccination is only making the shortages and unemployment worse, as many people have quit when workplaces have mandated the vaccine, and these places are unable to fill their positions (as almost everywhere is hurting for help right now and it's an employee's market).

NicoletteXO · Accepted Answer

I used to take vaccines pretty blindly. Had all my childhood and travel shots without question. But after the shitshow that the past two years has wrought, with vaccines becoming an excuse for obscene totalitarianism here in Australia, I’m going to stay clear of as many as I can for as long as so can. Every tyrannical regime takes root under the auspice of ‘safety’. I don’t trust Big Pharma or it’s political shills in the slightest.

Jessica405 · Answer

There are so many different vaccines now. All designed to help keep us safe. So many are given in childhood, so are the antivaxers going to sue their parents? I can think of a few vaxes. Measles, mumps, rubella, diptheria, polio, smallpox, tetanus plus loads more. Why the angst against one more potential life saver? Get a grip, grow up, and understand Covid is not fun, even for fit young people.

If that Covid bullet has your name on it, it ain't gonna take no for an answer. You might be a gonner! Your choice, and your risk.

Rachelspiks · Answer

"I've had lots of friends die cause of COVID", you claim.
For some reason I have trouble believing you. Not just one, nor two, but "lots". Come on, don't lie to us. We're not as stupid as you apparently believe we are.
"Why fight it?"
Oh sure, let's all just "get with the programme". Don't fight the immoral mandates, the plans to segregate us, or the concentration camps that are now being established in places like Queensland.
I'm not, nor have I ever been, an "anti-vaxxer", but I sure as hell am not getting this one.

DJB72 · Answer

Covid almost killed me. I'm vaccinated and I require my staff to be as we're in healthcare.

Frankly I don't understand why it's become a political issue. The vaccine in the USA was developed while Trump was in office and the maga morons were cheering it's swift development right up until he lost the election and Biden's administration got the job of distribution, at which point the same fuckwitted maga morons started trying to convince everyone that Bill Gates wanted to use the vaccine to microchip everyone so he could see where they were - all the time using their ubiquitous GPS location enabled phones.

There's none so blind as the guy walking around with his eyes shut

qwert1234 · Answer

-People have argued vaccine has little to no effect - so why not get one? Even + 1% protection is better than no protection. -People that argued it causes autism - no reliable studies have shown this.-Tons of people had died due to vaccine - no reliable studies have shown this. In fact, the people who died have some form of other ailments - not related to vaccine.-My body, my choice - absolutely, it's your right. But understand that companies can enforce their rights too to not let you in/hire you because you are a hazard. It's not discrimination, it's a legitimate safety concern.-But if most people have vaccine on that establishment, why can't I go in? They are already protected. - vaccine does not get you immune to covid, it drastically lessens one's chance of dying. If you are gonna argue it's not effective, go back to my point #1.

Manchild2018 · Answer

Not only are vaccines a scam but so is germ theory. They never taught us terrain theory which means that what you put in your body and are exposed in your environment are the things that make you sick. Once you understand this you understand that there is no reason for vaccines. Why do you think there are low cancer rates among the Amish? They don't vaccinate and they are not affected by covid because they don't watch TV and there is no way to control their thinking. If you want the vaccine and you believe in it it is not my place to argue you do what you want to do but my problem is when people want to force it on the rest of us and I will never comply. This is all just leading to a world where they inject everybody every other month with something and it can be anything at all whether it is to keep everyone up to a hive mind or to depopulate the masses that is their goal.

wankiam · Answer

jus thad my booster... no biggy here in the uk where most people have took up the offer of vaccination... america is a different ball game though but either way i do concede its a personal choice

Shizunk · Answer

Vaccines are great and useful, the tyranny used to push them is not. I am not getting the jab until they cut the nonsense and open the country without conditions. For no reason other than to make a point. Blackmailing people with removing their rights is such a dick move I suspect many people agree with me that that alone is a reason to show a big fat middle finger to the government, even if that means some minor risk.
The whole thing is political in nature, not medical.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

If you wanna vaccine yourself, vaccine yourself, but don't force it on other people by threatening that you won't allow us to do certain things if you're not vaxxed. Besides, isn't the vaccine only meant to protect YOU. So it means nothing if YOU'RE vaxxed but other people aren't.

horsenrhinounicorn · Answer

Everyone should have the right to exercise their opinion. I think having a vaccination available that protects people is a great milestone, however when the government gets involved and forces you to put something in your body, then the government is breaking natural laws of ethics and freedom. Some politicians have good intentions for it while others are using it as a test protocol to change their country and shape it the way they want it.

pynapplepy · Answer

You gotta be kidding me about having had lots of friends die from covid assuming that you're not at least 80 years of age, and your friends werent immunocompromised somehow thats HIGHLY unlikely. In fact EVERY inmate un Calgary remand was infected with covid intentionally (there's a big lawsuit about it you can lookup to fact check) and how many fatalities? zERO! Not one person out of the roughly twelve hundred actually died because the mortality rates for covid are not significantly different from that of the flu and the actual chsnces of a healthy adult dieing from it are very slim.
And personally Id rather see some fatalities than watching everyone sitting around compliant while our civil liberties are eroded, stomped on and mocked as they are currently being! Any people who would trade security for liberty will deserve neither and will loose both!

DarkWinterNights · Answer

Supporting someone’s right to choose does not make someone anti-vaxx. Vaccines do not stop or even hinder the transmission of the virus so there is absolutely no reason to mandate the entire population get injected with a vaccine that was developed less than a year ago. This is about using fear to control the population and in less than a decade there will nothing “free” about America.

Anonymous · Answer

Nope. I need protection. Especially with the idiots now a days. Plus I’m not just protecting myself, I have a sick father so everyone at home needs to be super careful. So I’m for it.

FilmGuy93 · Answer

I favor vaccination for people who are vulnerable and those who are regularly around vulnerable populations. I personally am not one of those people (but I was). I don't mind having been vaccinated, but I don't think it was especially important or necessary for me to do so.

Vigors · Answer

Anti vaxxers are probably the most retarded people to exist

MountAverage · Answer

I am for scientific evidence, rational risk-assessments, and for social solidarity as opposed to conspiracy nonsense, pseudoscience, and psychopathic selfishness (a. k. a. "libertarianism").

Yeah, I'm for vaccinations. And at this point, all of you who aren't, can go fuck themselves.

mrkdvsn · Answer

I'm not necessarily against ACTUAL vaccinations being given to people who WANT to get them. However, I AM against the potentially dangerous experimental COVID DRUG injections being practically forced on people, under the threat of them being punished if they dare refuse. We must all stand together to REFUSE this unconstitutional tyranny

genericname85 · Answer

i'm generally for vaccinations but against the covid one.

TheTerryTheory · Answer

Personally I didn't care about getting the vaccine, I'm not a prolific anti-vaxxer but I wasn't in any rush to get vaccinated anyway. I eventually decided to do it when my mum said she was going to get it, and I tagged along.

boggboss · Answer

Not for or against take it if u feel u should dont if you don't personal choice

corny_cooter581 · Answer

Yep I got my first shot yesterday. I'm completely fine the only side effects I have is a sore arm

BrosephBrostar · Answer

Where's "I don't care what other people do, but I'm against compelled behavior."

sfmuckraker · Answer

The long term side effects of the vaccine and booster might not be evident for several years. My conspiracy theory is that 40% of vaccinated and boostered people shall be closer to mortality in two years, based on no scientific premise whatsoever. Hence, I'm going to enjoy myself, spend $$$, and not pay my debts, because I'm vax'd and boosted, and what if my lackluster theory proves true in 2024?

Laciandmaci · Answer

I am fully vaccinated and got my booster last month (Pfizer) with no side effects from the 1st 2 the booster I only had VERY MILD chills for a few hours.

Celtero · Answer

Initially, I was for it but it seems protection is pretty sub-par. I really don't want to have to get boosters 4 times a year so I maybe won't catch a worse case of covid.

V12NI · Answer

I'm for freedom of choice, personally I'm vaccinated, but I'm against discrimination of those who doesn't want to get it

Emilymaybebabys · Answer

I'm all for other people doing it but im not going to.

MoJoYoYo · Answer

I ain't getting it, don't force it on me, but get it if it makes you happy. I couldn't care less if you do or don't. If someone asked me if they should get it though, I wouldn't recommend it.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

I detest the way pharma industry gleefully takes advantage. Vaccines in general meet my neutral disinterest. Personally, I neither see a medical advantage nor a disadvantage of having this one.

Anonymous · Answer

I'm not against vaccinating at all with any other vaccine. I just think the Covid vaccine is so pointless since it's not even really protecting you from anything.

Darksign · Answer

It'a not vaccination vs non vaccination. If you don't wanna die of covid get the vaccine. But how you gonna make other peoole get the vaccine? You shouldn't be worried about them bexause that's why you got the vaccine in the first place

AviatorTom · Answer

Voluntary vaccination is fine. Mandating it is not.

exitseven · Answer

I am in favor of vaccination. I am also in favor of giving people the choice whether or not to get vaccinated.

AnthonyJ01 · Answer

The vaccine was rushed. Nobody knows the long term affects to the body. Thousands have had adverse side affects, gotten sick from both the vaccine and the virus, transmitted the virus and died from both the vaccine and the virus. I will never comply.

BeMuse · Answer

What stopped you from having fun before vaccination? What do you get off on needles or something?

Redstang88 · Answer

No problem with the vaccine, strongly against the gross violations of democratic process and human rights

king-dom1 · Answer

I honestly don't care if people wanna take the vaccine but if they die for not doing it, its their own fault, would make the country cleaner so that's good

loveslongnails · Answer

Yes, I'm for it. What do I care if there are little nannites running around in me! You go kids !

bulletbob555 · Answer

Its protecting us as well as me. I was tired of lockdown. Even though it a different reality than before it happened. Its allowed me to mix and travel

Joshua0213 · Answer

Pro vaccine, anti mandate. Not getting it as long as they are trying to mandate it

Nachowedgie · Answer

I'm against blackmail, medical coercion and being treated as a 2nd class citizen for wanting to uphold my rights like everyone should be

serious · Answer

I am in favor of vaccination.

Anonymous · Answer

I don't want the virus, and whatever other chemicals they put in it injected into me. Especially with a compromised immune system.

ShaTTeredMasterpeace · Answer

I'm for people doing what's best for them.

Anonymous · Answer

I am all for vaccines that have long term study data that show that they are effective and safe.

t-8900 · Answer

Your body, your choice. Not my business.

Miristheiss · Answer

Neither. I'm against the concept of requiring it.

ThisDudeHere · Answer

I don't care, I already got it.

anylolone · Answer

I'm in favor of consensual vaccination.

Fireguy17 · Answer

personal choice, should not be mandated.

WhiteBoyChill · Answer

IM AGAINST MEDICAL TYRANNY

Cutiepiee · Answer

for. already got the first vaccine

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

For me personally against. Not in my body.

OddBeMe · Answer

How is it controlling us?

Razp_Sorbet · Answer

Pro vax of course.

jimmy2 · Answer

I took both shots but i have mixed feelings

QuietRunner · Answer

I'm Pro-Vax Anti-Mask

Anonymous · Answer

I'll get it in 2026

NorthwestRider · Answer

I am pro vaccine

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