Mar 20, 2021
2:06:59pm
2:06:59pm
This is the difference
Having the virus, you potentially could pass it on. A person with the vaccine can potentially expose someone else to sickness and death.
As far as sampling bias. a person with side effects is more likely to post about them then someone (like me) that has had no side effects of any kind from the vaccine. That makes it seem that side effects are more prevalent then actually exist.
Real statistics are tracked and the results are clear that the vaccine has significantly less risk of any kind compared to the actual virus.
As far as sampling bias. a person with side effects is more likely to post about them then someone (like me) that has had no side effects of any kind from the vaccine. That makes it seem that side effects are more prevalent then actually exist.
Real statistics are tracked and the results are clear that the vaccine has significantly less risk of any kind compared to the actual virus.
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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...
3/20/21 1:21pm
3/20/21 1:23pm
Could be but that may be part or most of the reason I’m asking these questions. Do you have an answer?
3/20/21 1:24pm
You’re not addressing my questions. You’re drawing your own conclusions and then providing responses to those
3/20/21 1:39pm
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My side affects from the first dose of the vaccine lasted about 24 hours. I was sick but it didn’t last long.
3/20/21 1:41pm
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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
3/20/21 4:25pm
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Here's how I see it: if you get sick with Covid-19, best case scenario you have mild symptoms that will last for a
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