@mystik

I already pointed out I was mistaken.. you can turn off the snarkyness now.

@TruthAndFreedom@masthead.social @pthenq1

@mystik you were never in the south, weren't?

I mean, the real south, no the one with Sherman's neckties :awesome:

@TruthAndFreedom @freemo @ew

@mystik

It make sense. Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are new technology.

I would say that if someone want to get vaccinated and are still afraid, try with the Johnson & Johnson or AstraZeneca (false alarm at trombosis) vaccines.

Those vaccines are classic vaccines. Old fashion vaccines for COVID19.

In fact Johnson & Johnson vaccine have fantastic metrics.

@TruthAndFreedom @freemo @ew

@pthenq1

though still circumvented all the usual required long term safety tests mind you.

@mystik @TruthAndFreedom@masthead.social @ew

@freemo

yep. Those test are 3 years long. So ALL the vaccines have provisional authorization.

@mystik @TruthAndFreedom @ew

@pthenq1

correct (though even a year of testing at this scale would be something)... my advice is unless you are at unusually high risk, dont vaccinate for one yar then reasses

@mystik @TruthAndFreedom@masthead.social @ew

@freemo @pthenq1 @TruthAndFreedom @ew Don't ever vaccinate.
There is a cure for common cold and flu (aka "covid") and it's called "hydroxychloroquine", stop risking people to suffer a stroke.
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@mystik

Ok no.. there are treatments that have made treating it a little better. No guaranteed cures and that one certainly not.

@TruthAndFreedom@masthead.social @pthenq1 @ew

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