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monkey hanger · 13-05-2021, 09:30

[QUOTE=dotti34;1253902]Summarising, and questioning, what we have been told so far re the vaccine:

It might or might not prevent a person catching COVID-19.
If a vaccinated person does catch the virus then possibly (but who knows, has this occurred yet to prove it?) they won’t get it as bad.
Even if vaccinated a person can still be contagious. So how safe will it be if vaccinated people, who are actually contagious, mix freely with others?
How will the vaccinated person who is contagious know that they are?
If it is known they are contagious will they have to go into quarantine?
Will this be a vaccine that necessitates yearly jabs (and double doses of it, as at present)?
Does anyone in authority really know what they are talking about or is it a lot of surmising what might, or might not, happen?

I consider these to be reasonable questions and so far I have no confidence in what I have been told about the merits of having the vaccine.

think its people in general who have thought the vaccine to be some sort of magic bullet to end the virus for good. the government never said this from the outset saying you can still get it and still be able to pass it on. its just it should be less serious thats all. for me its something that will replace the yearly flue jab where it will be tweeked yearly as the situation demands.

13-05-2021, 09:30	#1852
monkey hanger God Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: keighley Posts: 5,327 Liked: 2769 times Rep Power: 86405	Re: Corona Virus [QUOTE=dotti34;1253902]Summarising, and questioning, what we have been told so far re the vaccine: It might or might not prevent a person catching COVID-19. If a vaccinated person does catch the virus then possibly (but who knows, has this occurred yet to prove it?) they won’t get it as bad. Even if vaccinated a person can still be contagious. So how safe will it be if vaccinated people, who are actually contagious, mix freely with others? How will the vaccinated person who is contagious know that they are? If it is known they are contagious will they have to go into quarantine? Will this be a vaccine that necessitates yearly jabs (and double doses of it, as at present)? Does anyone in authority really know what they are talking about or is it a lot of surmising what might, or might not, happen? I consider these to be reasonable questions and so far I have no confidence in what I have been told about the merits of having the vaccine. think its people in general who have thought the vaccine to be some sort of magic bullet to end the virus for good. the government never said this from the outset saying you can still get it and still be able to pass it on. its just it should be less serious thats all. for me its something that will replace the yearly flue jab where it will be tweeked yearly as the situation demands.