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Originally Posted by Bossxr8

Heart issues are the key concern. And no long term data that can prove it won’t cause long term issues. Then you can also consider they had to skip animal testing cause the vaccinated animals all died.

Then for many people, especially the young and healthy, it’s taking in the consideration of the minimal risk of actually getting sick and dying from covid, which is only 1 or 2%. Then you probably have people who live in remote areas who really have no reason to get it. Then there are people who don’t want political over reachers like dan andrews telling them what to do. And there are also people who can’t for medical reasons.

I respect their ability to choose for themselves.

Now i sit here and wait for someone to attack me for providing these thoughts. The rabid pro-vaxxers are just as bad as the rabid anti-vaxxers. But they also add a higher level of self righteousness and the inability to believe anything that they didn’t get told from the media. True sheep with the inability to think for themselves.

Overall a balanced post, excepting the info that you have on the vaccines skipping animal testing is just not true. They were not "skipped", but it was not done in the "normal" order.

This became its own truth due to the animal and human trials being done at the same time, due to the unprecedented urgency. The animal trials had been completed when the vaccine was in normal use. So not skipped, and there is no record of "all the animals dying" in the animal trials that were completed.

"the claims that the vaccines had skipped animal trials due to animal death was untrue. None had significant safety issues to report in their respective animal trials, as seen under “5.3 Non-Clinical Studies” sections of the EUAs for Pfizer-BioNTech , Moderna and Johnson & Johnson "

By now, these vaccines have probably had more microscopes on them than any in history. They have passed all tests. You are right, there are still chances that there my be issues way down the track, but there is probably more chance of this with any other medication released in the last 10 years.

https://www.reuters.com/article/fact...-idUSL2N2NJ1IK