Coronavirus. Your thoughts? [Serious and Non-Serious]

Another thing not really being talked about.. its good for 6 months....MAYBE longer. 6 months? Bruh.... https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2021-04-22/how-long-does-protection-from-covid-19-vaccines-last%3fcontext=amp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQTHh88jDM8 I don't want my dad to get any vaccine until they can tell me it wont cause side effects like these or death or for my niece pregnancy or the ability to get pregnant issues.Flip of a coin with the virus and flip of a coin with these damn vaccines...idk if i was to pressure my dad to make that decision to get one cause his friends did and the results were not good one of his buddy got the shot he was fine he got the second one and it ate the lining in his stomach...im worried about the side effects of them..im not entirely on team vaccine side...idk what to think..too many bad results yet there's good results but still...all i know is his friends got the shot and now they are regretting it and it scaring my dad and their telling him dont get it but at the same time the virus is scaring him..argh..

Dang these vaccines sure are convenient for big pharma. They have been making bank off these vaccines. Especially pfizer and everyone else have been trying to dip their hand into the pot at the expense of other people's health.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gplA6pq9cOs If this dude had the polio vaccine as a kid, he would've had a normal life

Yeah but unlike the polio vaccine this one was hashed out in less than a year of the outbreak. You can say modern medicine is the reason why but even then thats not a good excuse because everyone knows even if you make a vaccine you still need clinical trials. You know? To see how the body would react to this a year from now, or in conjunction with this virus and such.

Polio was "hashed out" in the same amount of time actually. I'll get vaccinated the second I can be. Not for myself (tbh my immune system is bomb) but because I do not want to endanger others

There were clinics trials, it's not like they just put some shit together and said "Hey, let's see what this does.". Definitely not as long as they should be(Kind of rushed, pandemic 'n all.). The amount of "issues" so far from vaccines (including J&j) are less than a half of a percent... Something like 18 people developed blood clots(All women, by the way and most, with the exception of the youngest, were over 40.) and one unfortunate person died. They pretty IMMEDIATELY stopped production. Then you have those "I'm NoT gETtInG A vAcCInE, I MiGhT dIe!!!" people who're neglecting the fact that thousands A DAY were dying in the US alone from the virus, not to mention it's life long effects.

"It took almost 50 years for another scientific study to detail the features of the disease and its connection with the spinal cord. At this point, German doctor Jacob Heine shared his findings"