Do you trust vaccines?

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BeMuse · Accepted Answer

I suppose it all depends on what you're talking about. I had numerous vaccines in the past. I've never believed mRNA or DNA "vaccines" were a good idea. There is so much scientific literature on failed gene therapy trials that caused serious issues in patients. You'd have to be dumb as hell to take those.

Guy13 · Accepted Answer

No with no shots or COVID working with tenants and real estate agents for the whole time. 30 people a day over the whole period, time in Thailand, etc...

bubblegunnn · Accepted Answer

I got my vaccines 3 times.. does it sounds like i dont trust it?

rtj1211 · Answer

Like licensed therapeutic drugs there are 'good vaccines' and 'bad vaccines'.

The point of a vaccination is that it should radically reduce the chances of you contracting a disease which could kill you. Not a disease that gives you a mild runny nose. Something that might very well kill you.

I had a smallpox vaccination to go to Canada in 1973 and I've suffered zero ill effects from having had it. I've also never contracted smallpox. I had a tetanus jab after getting a stud enter my leg during a school rugby match - again I suffered zero ill-effects and I've been healthy ever since. TB jabs were mandatory when I was a child and I've never suffered from tuberculosis either.

Boundaries are now being pushed and people should evaluate matters carefully before deciding that cervical cancer vaccines are definitely needed, Covid19 vaccines are definitely needed and, in 2023, whether monkeypox vaccines are in any way needed.

Vaccines are now seen as the latest risk-free cash cow for the financial elites to milk. You should be outraged to learn that Pfizer carries no legal liability for killing you if its Covid19 vaccines, inadequately tested as they were, proved to be dangerous. Moderna is the same and so is Astrazeneca. These people should not be charging high fees for vaccinations if they won't carry the can if things go wrong.

When you have dumb governments privatising profits and socialising losses, as they are doing with vaccines, you should be very, very skeptical as to whether the vaccines are safe enough or not.

Particularly with Covid19, when if you are fit and healthy and under 65, the chances of you being ill from Covid19 are remote to non-existent. So the chances of serious adverse reaction to a Covid19 jab (or multiple jabs) should be even more remote and even more non-existent to justify spending time and money having it. Data on that is equivocal to say the least for the U65s.

And if Western governments would merely use cheap, off-patent drugs shown in developing countries to be extremely effective antidotes if you actually did get ill, then the rationale for getting vaccinated in the first place rapidly drops through the floor.

The only advice I will give the non-biomedically educated in 2022 about vaccines is this: don't trust the pharmaceutical industry, don't trust the politicians and don't trust the media. Keep asking questions until you are satisfied and don't be surprised to discover that lots of people will lie to you in the big bad world.

joeldalton · Answer

I used to have 100% full trust in vaccines. I've gotten all my required vaccines as have my children. After this covid debacle, my trust in healthcare professionals has been destroyed.

Anonymous · Answer

Really depends on which vaccine we're talking about.

Wise4myage · Answer

Nope, not anymore.

helva · Answer

Yes I do.

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