Do you think I can get away with not having second dose of vaccine?

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yk how I keep saying india is a drama queen? well, people are now forcing me to take second dose of that absurd, arm numbing, fever activating vaccine and at this point I'm past my scoffing phase. Nobody knows at college that I haven't taken the second dose. What are some good excuses that I can count on in case anyone ever asks? I'm in last semester so I can probably get away.

Ps. If you're vaccinated and would also force it on me, please skip this question.

GingerGuy · Accepted Answer

What do you mean exactly by "get away" with it? By not catching it? Maybe, maybe not. All it will do is weaken over time and be less effective for you. And the second dose is much stronger than your first dose (it's why a lot of people have more or stronger symptoms from the second one). If you mean it in the sense of places that require you to be double vaccinated, then not likely as you will likely have to prove you have them both.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

The main advantage of the vaccine is gained from a single dose and that is to reduce the chances of having a serious case.

Repeated doses only provide a limited window of decreased chance of catching it measured in weeks with seriously diminishing returns, hence why no one is really talking much about 4th jabs, it would only last like 2 weeks or whatever.

WhatTheHeckkkk · Accepted Answer

Say you’re allergic. But I guess you’d need a med exemption for that…
Other than that, there’s not many other excuses except for “I simply don’t want to” but that won’t suffice on college campuses.

Brainsbeforebeauty · Accepted Answer

I don't know about in India, but here they're lifting restrictions, and vaccine mandates. If you don't have much longer to go before the semester is over, you'll probably be fine

TheMajesticKing777 · Answer

Say you took the vaccine, just don't specify that you didn't take both and then casually change the subject, so if you ever get confronted somehow you can still say you took one and then say that you thought the second dose was a booster and didn't want to take a booster yet, I think the boosters are already out so if you can play a confused victim, what can they possibly do to you besides explain to you the second dose and tell you to get it.

the_bruh · Answer

The best way is just to say you've taken the vaccine. Since almost 99 percent people took it, they'd believe you on it.

Northernlights25 · Answer

I haven't even had one. Nor will I inject myself with a haphazardly concocted vaccine for an illness that I have yet to even contract and which causes a cold in me at most. And after the first you "must" have a second, and then a third, and then a fourth, and then a fifth, it never stops.

Amur8711 · Answer

Say that its been proven that it doesn't help stop the spread of the virus at all. And the new variant omicron has proven to work better than the vaccine because the people that get omicron have no symptoms or side effects from the virus. Bill Gates even mad that statement.

shortster · Answer

Remind people that forced medical procedures is a human rights violation and against international law. Specifically the Nuremberg Codes. Seriously, when did Mengele's tactics become acceptable behavior?

noohair · Answer

Freedom is important to me. If the vaccine was more effective, I would say go for it. I am older and I have medical conditions, so I was happy to get the vaccine. I support that it is your choice. All the best.

Levin · Answer

Tell 'em to fuck off, quite simply. That's what I did. Repeatedly.

AviatorTom · Answer

It's your body, no one can force you to put something in it that you don't want.

kitkills · Answer

Say you have. If they ask for proof, either forge a fake person's handwriting and fill in the info yourself, or say you lost the vaccine card.

Jamie05rhs · Answer

I'm not sure, but I'm on your side, for what it's worth.

Juxtapose · Answer

Straight up just refuse, you don't want to study at a school that will force you to take medicine anyway not would you?

Staximus · Answer

Not sure where you live but I've never got the quack vaccines and never will

joeldalton · Answer

Covid is over. Don’t get another one if you don’t want.

Agape93 · Answer

Why only go half protected? But whatever at this point, do what you want.

Tstrbrainer · Answer

I think you can, I don't see anybody talking about it now. You can fight your parents right?

the_sinner · Answer

Get your friend’s second vaccination certificate and edit the pdf with your details. It’s easy and free and you’ll not be forced anymore.

Deku2009 · Answer

You won’t be immune and would still recommend you get it

FakeNIK · Answer

Sure

lpoots · Answer

not had any vaccines

Fuentes · Answer

Religious exemption

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