Vaccine or not?

How about after it has gone through the usual approval process?

And even then, I didn't get the flu vaccine so I likely wouldn't get these even if they were optional instead of mandatory.
Some in the medical field do not consider mRNA vaccines effective at all.
 
Holy smokes, I think you've stumbled onto a subject where we'd get along quite nicely.

When I lived in the Cleveland 'burbs last year, we had four hardwired internet carrier options, plus Verizon and TMobile home internet via cell. Every option was fast and cheap.

Now we're in Western Maryland with only one choice and it's slow and expensive, even though we're living in an equally dense population area. Drives me batty.

We live in a complex world. There are going to be occasions when venn diagrams intersect.
 
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That's scattered over a 40+ year period. We're looking at about half that number since the vaccines came out this year. That represents either a cluster or a coincidence.

This isn't an exhaustive list, just notables. As was pointed out by another poster, fit people die all the time while exerting themselves.

Trying to tie it to a narrative without evidence is expected from you nutty anti vaxxers but it's still not convincing.
 
How about after it has gone through the usual approval process?

And even then, I didn't get the flu vaccine so I likely wouldn't get these even if they were optional instead of mandatory.

It's fully approved isn't it, not just emergency use authorized?

Does that mean you trust it?
 
It's fully approved isn't it, not just emergency use authorized?

Does that mean you trust it?
So from reading on what vax’s are available in the US the FDA approved ones are basically non existent in the US as they aren’t granted liability immunity. So what is still available is the EUA versions only which they are still protected from liability on.
 
So from reading on what vax’s are available in the US the FDA approved ones are basically non existent in the US as they aren’t granted liability immunity. So what is still available is the EUA versions only which they are still protected from liability on.
Correct. It's a legal formality, and a sneaky one, at that.
 
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So they can be sued?
Only on the FDA approved PFizer Comirnaty version. All others are still under EUA with liability protection.

And no just because you’re getting PFizer now doesn’t mean it’s Comirnaty in fact there’s a very high likelihood it isn’t.
 
I’m confused.
which side currently doesn’t trust the CDC?
I’m having trouble keeping up.
And that right there is the problem... you just put your finger squarely on it.

If you have zero credibility to the point where neither side of the debate believes you, who is to blame for that?
 

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