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CDC says 66% effective. It uses a modified cold virus to tell your cells to make part of the china virus. So you'd take it not to prevent illness, but at the behest of someone who doesn't care if you live or die.

The job market is currently wide open. It's a good time for a career change.

Overview of vaccines:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41541-021-00369-6

Interesting that the Chinese have an actual vaccine while we don't..

Not a heart doctor
But, I am an expert on blood clots. My own. Failing to take an aspirin every day cost me a $10,000 a month job. I got my second round of clots because I forget to take my baby aspirin with me on a 5 day campout 10 years after the first experience. I had been treating myself for 7 years with nothing but baby aspirin between episodes. Now it's 5 mg of Eliquis every day what I had been doing with 71 mg of baby aspirin.

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Yep. I agree. Nothing in the article negates what I said. Antigen transcription...where it’s read and copied into messenger RNA...takes place in the nucleus and then nuclear export, via messenger RNA, travels to the cell cytoplasm where’s it’s then translated into spike protein synthesis.

That’s an element some seem to ignore.

It’s almost like the same people want to mandate no vaccine.

Let people make their own decision.

My Dad had the rona about a year ago, weathered it fairly well. However, he did experience Bells Palsy from it, and continues to have some neurological issues with it. So, I've been doing some reading trying to find if there's a way to help him, and one thing I keep seeing repeatedly is people who have had Covid and then got the vaccine afterwards seem to have a a high rate of severe, long lasting adverse reactions. Even if you believe the vaccines are safe and effective enough, based on what I've read I'd really want to get an antibody test before doing so.

Actually the company I work at is right on the bubble with 103 employees.
Company owner has stated that he'll lose three employees so that he doesn't have to comply with the BS.
I took the J&J after three people I know personally died from the CCP bio weapon. All three were 50 to 60 years old with co morbidities. And not vaccinated.
Only thing I got from the J&J vaccine was a sore arm.
Dave

The benefit is to lessen symptoms, perhaps to the extent you don't even know you have a COVID infection, but mainly to keep you out of the hospital.

That's the sales pitch. However the mechanism which aids your immune system also aids the Chinese bioweapon. Which appears why those who for the gene therapy shots are getting sick.

Which puts us back to having asymptomatic COVID spreaders.

That was the push for testing over a year ago.

And prevent death. And to lower healthcare expenditures. And to prevent rationing of healthcare. And to prevent orphaning kids. And to prevent variants. And and and.....

"And prevent death. And to lower healthcare expenditures. And to prevent rationing of healthcare. And to prevent orphaning kids. And to prevent variants. And and and.....and keep the virus going round & round as no one gains immunity and thereby no herd immunity"

they dont care if you have the antibodies, they want you take the shot regardless. I have them and my doc still pushed the issue. Pretty much called me selfish and not thinking of others.

I told my doc about the after effects my mom had after her shot, he asked has she had covid, I said yes and he said thats why. My mothers said it was worse than having covid and even went to the ER after her first shot. That wrote her some prescriptions and sent her on her way.

I agree. Just sharing information so everyone understands as much as possible.

Read about the three vaccines and how they are different, consulted with my doctor, eventually took the J&J jab. Plenty of info about the three vaccines out there so no going to repost.

All I had was a sore upper arm for a day...felt like the freaking needle had hit my bone. I drank a lot of water for the entire week, wasn't thirsty, but just did that. No sickness or no issues to date.

Like some others that replied, know of a few people that were killed due to covid prior to the vaccines and some were awful. One lady in healthcare got covid, most likely gave it to her husband, he died first, then her and they had children that were still minors.

I'm sick of the people posting here about being a retard if you get vaccinated....It's your choice, either do or don't but let others make there own call. No need to harass someone over it. Everyone is probably scared enough about china virrus.

It gets very hard to keep up with the modern world. It takes a lot of effort to make decisions. Thanks for your input. It is easier with help.

These vaxxes support the fetus farming industry.

Just taking out the trash.

And more trash.

"I'm sick of the people posting here about being a retard if you get vaccinated."

I don't think you're a retard but none of the people that I know did any research before they got vaccinated. If they had looked at the vaccine maker's websites they would have found that none of them made the claim that their vaccines would give you immunity.

Here's what the vaccines are doing to your body. This Doctor is doing the research the vaccine makers should have done before the FDA gave their vaccines emergency approval.

https://citizenfreepress.com/column-1/dr-ryan-cole-what-the-vaccine-spike-protein-does-to-the-body/

My wife and I put off getting the jab for quite some time. Then her workplace (she is the office manager of an assisted living/nursing home facility) offered their employees $500 dollars and 8 hours of PTO to get the shot. That nudged her off the fence.She choose the J&J, mostly for the one and done feature, as people seemed to have some problems with the second jab.
About a month later, about when Delta was gaining traction, I followed also with the J&J, mostly because of moving my 92 year old father into that facility.

Right thing to do? Hell if I know.

Was a nothing burger as far as effects, each of us had mild soreness at the jab site the next day. I wouldn't call it pain, more of a itch if anything. Then no issue at all.