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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They are now saying early 2022. But it is pretty crappy of you to pin your hopes on little kids saving you instead of adults. [/quote] As a parent of a child under 12, I'm not looking for him to "save me". I am looking to protect him and save [i]him[/i] from the a$$hats who refuse to get vaccinated by choice. Beyond that, I couldn't care less if they don't care enough to take care of themselves.[/quote] Why the rush given that the risk is low for kids, and given that there are still unknowns in regard to the long-term effects of the vaccines? This article about long-term risks associated with mRNA vaccines is worth reading: Here is a key passage from the article cited above: [i]The nightmare scenario would be if e.g. the mRNA vaccines’ lipid nanoparticles are, indeed, crossing the BBB and getting endocytosed into critical glial cells, like oligodendrocytes, or even worse, into neurons themselves in the brain and spinal cord, putting a bullseye on these critical cells for cytotoxic CD8 lymphocytes. If so, we’d be setting the stage for a rash of multiple sclerosis and ALS-type clinical scenarios down the road with multiple boosters. My old medical colleagues have been getting especially concerned about this possibility, and I think this may be behind the recent sharp plunge in willingness among more and more healthcare workers to take the mRNA vaccines. in the absence of long-term safety or efficacy data, which is an unfortunate shortcoming given the pandemic’s urgency, we can only go with fragmented hints here and there about potential downstream issues, so we need a wealth of information with full transparency to make up for that shortcoming. [/i] [/quote]
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