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originally posted by: ArchangelOger
a reply to: putnam6
So it went from 70% to now 80%?
www.forbes.com... 936ed
"While the vast majority of experts agreed widespread immunization— roughly 70% of the population, epidemiologists believe—is the best way to beat the coronavirus pandemic, there’s uncertainty as to when that scale of vaccination can be achieved."
From what I've seen, I personally think 70% perhaps even a little higher percentage of the population would willingly get/take the 'vaccine'.
Me personally, I'll pass and besides, I have no reason to even take that shot or those shots and any new shots they come out with regarding this whole thing. Not taking the vaccine wouldn't affect my life in any way that I can see. And I have no problem wearing a mask. I like collecting them.
www.cnbc.com...
originally posted by: nOraKat
In Denmark they have proposed mandatory vaccinations for certain groups. There are mass protests and riots against it.
In this video they feel that they have succeeded in the thwarting mandatory vaccinations:
Denmark says no to vaccinations
I think people should take notice to the fact that they even proposed it. It shows the real possibility in the future that this can happen in any country.
They even proposed detaining those who did not comply.
originally posted by: rickymouse
I still do not trust that vaccine, I do not think that it is nearly as effective as they say, it can't be, previous vaccines they tried for coronaviruses and SARS failed most times in the long term. The RNA vaccines have not had a very good track record either. Maybe this vaccine was made safer, but is it actually even close to as effective as they say? The reason that they give this in two doses is because it causes way more problems when given in a single dose. What about differences in people's metabolisms, those enzymes can vary in people widely, how will this effect some people who have different metabolomics?