Originally Posted by
dr dre
It’s been said a million times but just to re-iterate:
Adverse reaction follow ups on trial subjects are only done for several months after administration of the trial vaccine, never years later.
The main reason vaccine trials take years is the lack of funding, Covid vaccines had billions pumped in at the start.
There is widespread testing for the virus and millions of cases which made testing of vaccine effectiveness much more quicker.
The DNA sequence was identified right from the start.
Vaccines were premade and able to be rolled out as soon as the first trials were completed.
Colin Powell passed away despite being fully vaccinated as he had a cancer that destroyed his immune producing white blood cells, he would’ve been susceptible to any bad pathogen and his case isn’t a case of vaccine failure.
Exactly.
Has been said from the very beginning. UNDERLYING CONDITIONS. This virus is only dangerous for people with underlying conditions. People with a compromised immunological system. The vaccine is not going to change that. Is not changing that and it didnīt make the difference for Powell ( and many others).
No, is not because the lack of funding that a vaccine takes years to be fully ready. Even our COVID vaccines are still under trial ( approved or not, are still under trial). They simply donīt know all the side effects. as they didnīt know about the clots and they really donīt know what other effects can appear. You need time (days, months if you want) and a very big sample of population to see all the collateral, and thatīs why they have a list of possible side effects and they are just watching and waiting...and learning. Is how it works with any vaccine.
Big Pharma and lack of funding ?........sorry it doesnīt match.
DNA sequence was completed from the start, and the vaccine was designed during a weekend but the Virus has changed already, there are many variants out there....vaccine remains the same and no matter how many shots you are being forced to take cause it wonīt work as it should.
People, even in a 100% vaccinated population scenario, will continue carrying, transmitting and dying because the virus but hey! there is no need for panic....We already face many other, actually more dangerous, virus, like Flu, a virus that historically has killed way more millions of people than Covid and it continues doing so every year despite the vaccine. A vaccine, by the way, that has never been and its not mandatory.
So letīs agree to disagree. Time will say.