Covid 19 Vaccine Pfizer

[warwick1]

I guess it must suck being you, 92 years old really puts you in the high risk group.

Maybe you should take your own advice and mix your metamucil with celery juice so you won't be so full of shit on this forum

I would rather take advice from my doctor than the ignorant rants from an anti-vax moron........

[imaragingbull]

The rush for everyone to take it is... to save lives, and also not have these ridiculous snap lockdowns for the next 6-12 months in Australia every time someone sneezes.

New York is virtually returning to normal now that the adult population is vaccinated. No one cares if there is 500 or 1000 positive cases in the day... the thing that matters is that no one is getting seriously sick or hospitalised from the virus. Hopefully Australia’s rhetoric shifts once everyone who is vulnerable has had the chance to be vaccinated. The world can’t stop turning.

[Jamez11]

I would rather take advice from my doctor than the ignorant rants from an anti-vax moron........

I'm not sure how pointing out your stupity and ignorance makes someone an "anti vaxer". The point you made is actually one of the very few good reasons not to get vaccinated.

Good luck at the geriatrian, hopefully they can help you out with what looks likes a massive chip on your shoulder but is actually the demented ramblings of an old man.

[warwick1]

I'm not sure how pointing out your stupity and ignorance makes someone an "anti vaxer". The point you made is actually one of the very few good reasons not to get vaccinated.

Good luck at the geriatrian, hopefully they can help you out with what looks likes a massive chip on your shoulder but is actually the demented ramblings of an old man.

My goodness you are a nasty little cunt, and what are your qualifications for your fucked up theory..........and you can't spell either.....

[Jamez11]

My goodness you are a nasty little cunt, and what are your qualifications for your fucked up theory..........and you can't spell either.....

You can give it but can't take it ay? Hopefully it doesn't work the same way with your boyfriend(s).

It's actually high school level information and it's not a "theory".

[warwick1]

You can give it but can't take it ay? Hopefully it doesn't work the same way with your boyfriend(s).

It's actually high school level information and it's not a "theory".

My god high school, the amount of crap the lefty,"woke" teachers forcing their opinions on students before teaching the basics, you really are a jerk...have a nice day

[suka02]

The rush for everyone to take it is... to save lives, and also not have these ridiculous snap lockdowns for the next 6-12 months in Australia every time someone sneezes.

New York is virtually returning to normal now that the adult population is vaccinated. No one cares if there is 500 or 1000 positive cases in the day... the thing that matters is that no one is getting seriously sick or hospitalised from the virus. Hopefully Australia’s rhetoric shifts once everyone who is vulnerable has had the chance to be vaccinated. The world can’t stop turning.

Like i said i don’t know if it really works. it’s been past 1 year things have starting to fade away but still decreasing in cases. No, it’s not bcz of the vaks but little help. Im just worrried the side effect to it is unknown down the track as it has not been proven 100%. there are some cases people died from it around the world after getting it. It was a fact news gathered from around the world i read. FYI The vaks are not from doctors but scientists, the elite who made them.

No i do not trust them and don’t want to take it. I’m happy with my body cells and don’t want any other cells to take over my body.

[One23Four]

The rush for everyone to take it is... to save lives, and also not have these ridiculous snap lockdowns for the next 6-12 months in Australia every time someone sneezes.

New York is virtually returning to normal now that the adult population is vaccinated. No one cares if there is 500 or 1000 positive cases in the day... the thing that matters is that no one is getting seriously sick or hospitalised from the virus. Hopefully Australia’s rhetoric shifts once everyone who is vulnerable has had the chance to be vaccinated. The world can’t stop turning.

No donuts, there are points to get vaccinated. May I ask if you suffer from any side effects after two dozes of Pfizer ? Any side effects on your sex life ? How long ago was your second doze of Pfizer ?

[One23Four]

Doubt not donuts, typo

[imaragingbull]

No donuts, there are points to get vaccinated. May I ask if you suffer from any side effects after two dozes of Pfizer ? Any side effects on your sex life ? How long ago was your second doze of Pfizer ?

No side effects after the initial vaccinations (some fatigue ~24 hours later... just rest and relax as your immune system builds antibodies to fight and protect you from future infection).

No side effects on sex life. Totally as normal. I’m sure as a whole less anxious about any risk from potential infection or infecting others.

Second does of Pfizer was in April, so well over one month.

[suka02]

https://apple.news/AUlayUv5gQLWX_3yJVWmKtA

good luck in taking it! don’t know why people are desperate when they say we need to.

[imaragingbull]

Because the alternatives are:
1) without the vaccination’s mass adoption, the deaths from COVID-19 will be more than the few blood clot issues are being seen. If you are to compare to the US if Australia needs to live with the virus, that would be ~40k - 50k Australian deaths. Yes, there won’t be as severe an outbreak given learnings... but at some point Australia will need to not lockdown every 2 minutes. Hence, the need to progress on this topic.
2) Australia can’t be so insular long-term for the economy. Enough time has passed for there to be a solution to this. Australia’s GDP has reliance on tourism, as well as our universities benefiting from international students (and ourselves).
3) International borders need to open and that is the best path to allow families to reunite, businesses to return to normalcy.

In the individual lens, I see the argument of “why I specifically shouldn’t bother”, but it is the collective effort to have a majority of the nation immune via the vaccination or already having antibodies. For Australia, the vaccine is especially important given there was virtually no outbreak and people don’t have antibodies. So if there is an outbreak, it could be dire.

Interesting that the conspiracy theories and opinions on this are seldom held by highly educated, rational and reasoned scientists, medical professionals, etc.

Anyway, do what you want, doesn’t bother me at all and I won’t question it. Just stating reasons towards how accepting a scientifically and medically proven vaccine will allow life return to normal.

[warwick1]

Because the alternatives are:
1) without the vaccination’s mass adoption, the deaths from COVID-19 will be more than the few blood clot issues are being seen. If you are to compare to the US if Australia needs to live with the virus, that would be ~40k - 50k Australian deaths. Yes, there won’t be as severe an outbreak given learnings... but at some point Australia will need to not lockdown every 2 minutes. Hence, the need to progress on this topic.
2) Australia can’t be so insular long-term for the economy. Enough time has passed for there to be a solution to this. Australia’s GDP has reliance on tourism, as well as our universities benefiting from international students (and ourselves).
3) International borders need to open and that is the best path to allow families to reunite, businesses to return to normalcy.

In the individual lens, I see the argument of “why I specifically shouldn’t bother”, but it is the collective effort to have a majority of the nation immune via the vaccination or already having antibodies. For Australia, the vaccine is especially important given there was virtually no outbreak and people don’t have antibodies. So if there is an outbreak, it could be dire.

Interesting that the conspiracy theories and opinions on this are seldom held by highly educated, rational and reasoned scientists, medical professionals, etc.

Anyway, do what you want, doesn’t bother me at all and I won’t question it. Just stating reasons towards how accepting a scientifically and medically proven vaccine will allow life return to normal.

Amen to that........

[suka02]

Because the alternatives are:
1) without the vaccination’s mass adoption, the deaths from COVID-19 will be more than the few blood clot issues are being seen. If you are to compare to the US if Australia needs to live with the virus, that would be ~40k - 50k Australian deaths. Yes, there won’t be as severe an outbreak given learnings... but at some point Australia will need to not lockdown every 2 minutes. Hence, the need to progress on this topic.
2) Australia can’t be so insular long-term for the economy. Enough time has passed for there to be a solution to this. Australia’s GDP has reliance on tourism, as well as our universities benefiting from international students (and ourselves).
3) International borders need to open and that is the best path to allow families to reunite, businesses to return to normalcy.

In the individual lens, I see the argument of “why I specifically shouldn’t bother”, but it is the collective effort to have a majority of the nation immune via the vaccination or already having antibodies. For Australia, the vaccine is especially important given there was virtually no outbreak and people don’t have antibodies. So if there is an outbreak, it could be dire.

Interesting that the conspiracy theories and opinions on this are seldom held by highly educated, rational and reasoned scientists, medical professionals, etc.

Anyway, do what you want, doesn’t bother me at all and I won’t question it. Just stating reasons towards how accepting a scientifically and medically proven vaccine will allow life return to normal.

yes, bill G is part of it. He also mentioned it in the past years go b4 this pandemic coming. My question is how he know? Scientifically doesn’t mean we believe in what they say but what’s behind it’s untelling truths what is specifically does. It does may give the boost of imune doesn’t mean it will prevent of any vrus. Hence it would of stopped this lockdown long ago then i would believe 1000% to take it. you do what you do and always believe in what they say to you without stating results and facts. I just go by my research and logic. Just wanted to share my view and rethink, I respect everyone whatever choices you take.

[dannyboy]

Because the alternatives are:
1) without the vaccination’s mass adoption, the deaths from COVID-19 will be more than the few blood clot issues are being seen. If you are to compare to the US if Australia needs to live with the virus, that would be ~40k - 50k Australian deaths. Yes, there won’t be as severe an outbreak given learnings... but at some point Australia will need to not lockdown every 2 minutes. Hence, the need to progress on this topic.
2) Australia can’t be so insular long-term for the economy. Enough time has passed for there to be a solution to this. Australia’s GDP has reliance on tourism, as well as our universities benefiting from international students (and ourselves).
3) International borders need to open and that is the best path to allow families to reunite, businesses to return to normalcy.

In the individual lens, I see the argument of “why I specifically shouldn’t bother”, but it is the collective effort to have a majority of the nation immune via the vaccination or already having antibodies. For Australia, the vaccine is especially important given there was virtually no outbreak and people don’t have antibodies. So if there is an outbreak, it could be dire.

Interesting that the conspiracy theories and opinions on this are seldom held by highly educated, rational and reasoned scientists, medical professionals, etc.

Anyway, do what you want, doesn’t bother me at all and I won’t question it. Just stating reasons towards how accepting a scientifically and medically proven vaccine will allow life return to normal.

If you think international borders will open anytime soon you're kidding yourself, it's not going to happen.. Look how long it took to open up to NZ, the PM said they would only consider other pacific islands when it's safe to do so.. Borders will only reopen when covid is under control globally, until then it will be travel bubbles with other countries who have covid under control...

[1inchguy]

I'll be getting Pfizer in a few weeks. Under 40s.
Also had a flu vac last month and felt fine. In fact I noticed I punt more than usual..
Before once a month, now once every week. Is there a connection? :P

[rooter]

I'll be getting Pfizer in a few weeks. Under 40s.
Also had a flu vac last month and felt fine. In fact I noticed I punt more than usual..
Before once a month, now once every week. Is there a connection? :P

That’s one way to encourage guys to get vaccinated.
Smomo the ex-advertising man should start a national advertising campaign.
“Get the covid shot. It will get you horny and hard”

[One23Four]

That’s one way to encourage guys to get vaccinated.
Smomo the ex-advertising man should start a national advertising campaign.
“Get the covid shot. It will get you horny and hard”

Plus a free punt of your choice funded by the Commonwealth Govt. in addition to the free Covid vaccination. BTW, if flu vaccines make the guy punt more and presumably more powerful than before, better take a booster shot say after 6 months otherwise the positive side effect will fade out with time.

[dotcumdotinyou]

Everyone has the choice whether to get vaccinated or not, no should be forced into getting it which is what will happen if the government makes it mandatory.

I'm not an anti vaxxer and have been having a flu shot annually as well as ALL the other vaccinations I've had over my life including polio, measles, whooping cough, typhoid, smallpox etc..., but I want to wait a while before I jump in and get the covid jab as all the other vaccines have been around for years and years and doctors know about both the short and long term side effects that they have.
The covid vaccine is in its infancy and was rushed out by governments around the world because there wasn't enough emergency beds and ventilators available as hospitals were inundated with cases. Here in Australia we managed to escape the worst of it and even today with what's happening in Victoria we only have 1 covid case in hospital as of last night.
So I'll take the risk and wait a while to see if there are any more side effects down the track.

[personaa]

Israel has vaccinated almost 60 percent of its population. They never closed the border and people realised why its needed to take the jab. In retrospect Australia isolated itself from the world and we never had any serious outbreaks. The policy worked for a few months but ultimately created this reluctance in public to get the jab. How long can Australia continue with its nanny approach?