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Originally Posted by coffeebean

Short term effects of Covid, such as death, was the motivator for me to get myself vaxxed. mRNA has been studied for thirty years as a means for vaccines and cancer treatment. The scientist who began this journey is a Hungarian woman and she is credited with the invention of the mRNA technology. This mRNA technology is not a new kid on the block.

Believe what you like and I know your mind will never be changed.

The story of mRNA: From a loose idea to a tool that may help curb Covid

So, since mRNA vaccines have been “studied” for 30 years, you should easily be able to provide some long term studies of the side effects…
Just provide the links, I would love to read them…

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

And we all know the TV channels are never wrong!

Sad when you can not trust our MSM for news. Watch the BBC for unbiased NEWS and see if our MSM is telling us lies.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

You may want to look up what 'this variant' did in India where it originated.

I cannot wrap my head around these people who question the validity of our MSM news. Do they really believe the Delta variant is a hoax? Do they really believe all those horrendous images from India are fabricated? I'm not asking for an answer. Just venting.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Yes, you are right and the person who is spreading the misinformation that 48-60% of hospitalizations is among the vaccinated is very, VERY, VERY WRONG, and I wish he/she would disconnect their keyboard.

Just saw Dr. Pino, Orange County medical director, talking about the spike in cases in Orlando, which were about 600/day for the last 3 days. He stated that NOT ONE, ZERO, 0.00% of the new cases were vaccinated. Good enough for me, and in line with what the post vaccination experience in 180 million vaccinated Americans has been according to the CDC.

I haven't gone back to check that post that you are referring to but.....IIRC, those stats were not from the US but the UK. The UK does not use our mRNA vaccines. Isn't the AZ vaccine used in UK? So......no comparison with the percentages here in the US regarding hospitalizations and deaths.

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles

But it does raise a philosophical question------Is death a short term or long term effect????????

I guess that depends on your religion. And if you are a Muslim or Christian, it would seem to be a good side effect, depending where you are going.

(Sorry, couldn't resist - JUST A JOKE PEOPLE!)

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