Mar 20, 2021
2:13:01pm
2:13:01pm
One of the biggest differences is that you can get the vaccine immediately, as opposed to waiting to get COVID
This means that you reduce/eliminate the time when you could have the virus, be asymptomatic and not know it, and be passing it along to others.
Herd immunity comes quicker with the vaccine than with everyone just "waiting to get sick". This, in turn, reduces the number of people that get very ill or die from COVID, and also hastens the ability to get the rest of the world back to normal.
Herd immunity comes quicker with the vaccine than with everyone just "waiting to get sick". This, in turn, reduces the number of people that get very ill or die from COVID, and also hastens the ability to get the rest of the world back to normal.
Originally posted on Mar 20, 2021 at 2:13:01pm
Message modified by Greg Kite's 'stache on Mar 20, 2021 at 2:24:44pm
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I keep hearing from family/friends and also read online about how common the nasty side effects are of the vaccine...
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Could be but that may be part or most of the reason I’m asking these questions. Do you have an answer?
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You’re not addressing my questions. You’re drawing your own conclusions and then providing responses to those
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The COVID vaccines do not mess with people’s DNA, this is a falsehood that has been spread repeatedly, and is inaccurate
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