Imo you do not have any evidence based on data to make such a sweeping statement when many millions have already been
vaccinated successfully with only a few dying or having ill after effects.
Perhaps you should say that no one should drive or ride in a car or take a flight because some people have died or been maimed over the years.
Also at this point compare the dangers and risks of getting the vaccine as opposed to smoking.
Rush Limbaugh found out the hard way!!
vaccinated successfully with only a few dying or having ill after effects.
Perhaps you should say that no one should drive or ride in a car or take a flight because some people have died or been maimed over the years.
Also at this point compare the dangers and risks of getting the vaccine as opposed to smoking.
Rush Limbaugh found out the hard way!!
In addition to post 2 and since this is a sports forum, I want to add two more things which people shouldn't do if they are fearful of the vaccine.
Never mind the risks of going to a baseball game because of contracting Coronavirus.
No one should attend a baseball game because here is always the chance that they may get by a foul ball which could kill them or worse, if they
are attending a game played in a domed stadium, there is always the chance that the roof could collapse and kill them and thousands of others.
In short don't do anything at all in life with any kind of "risk" involved.
Or better perhaps if you pay a hospital enough money and sign a lease, you can spend the rest of your life lying in a bed in one of their rooms
where physicians and nurses will be on immediate call if you sense something is wrong with you. lol
Never mind the risks of going to a baseball game because of contracting Coronavirus.
No one should attend a baseball game because here is always the chance that they may get by a foul ball which could kill them or worse, if they
are attending a game played in a domed stadium, there is always the chance that the roof could collapse and kill them and thousands of others.
In short don't do anything at all in life with any kind of "risk" involved.
Or better perhaps if you pay a hospital enough money and sign a lease, you can spend the rest of your life lying in a bed in one of their rooms
where physicians and nurses will be on immediate call if you sense something is wrong with you. lol
rwjr-First of all having watched virtually every one of the original Twilight Zone episodes at one time or another, the episode you cite
was one of the better ones with a typical Serling twist.
i don't know if the Vaccination is in the same boat as that-time will tell.
That said and as I said previously, I am no rush to decide whether I am going to get the vaccination or not.
However for me personally in this case it is more of a principle thing than anything else.
I have quite a bit of chronic lower back pain due to arthritis and stuff like Tylenol does help.
However I only take it in unusually bad days as I am simply not comfortable with too much medicine in my
veins.
Actually of late, I am becoming more comfortable with the fact that lots of other people are getting the vaccine, which makes it less likely for
me to get it.
In fact, for the first time in almost a year I sat down twice to eat in fast food restaurants where there was virtually everyone else was getting the
food to go.
In short, I am going to play it by ear as to whether I get the vaccine or not.
Unless/until I see a tremendous upsurge in infections and especially where I live, I am probably not going to get it.
ps I am going to continue to wear the mask and practice social distancing for a while though even if it isn't required to do so.
was one of the better ones with a typical Serling twist.
i don't know if the Vaccination is in the same boat as that-time will tell.
That said and as I said previously, I am no rush to decide whether I am going to get the vaccination or not.
However for me personally in this case it is more of a principle thing than anything else.
I have quite a bit of chronic lower back pain due to arthritis and stuff like Tylenol does help.
However I only take it in unusually bad days as I am simply not comfortable with too much medicine in my
veins.
Actually of late, I am becoming more comfortable with the fact that lots of other people are getting the vaccine, which makes it less likely for
me to get it.
In fact, for the first time in almost a year I sat down twice to eat in fast food restaurants where there was virtually everyone else was getting the
food to go.
In short, I am going to play it by ear as to whether I get the vaccine or not.
Unless/until I see a tremendous upsurge in infections and especially where I live, I am probably not going to get it.
ps I am going to continue to wear the mask and practice social distancing for a while though even if it isn't required to do so.
