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[quote=Anonymous][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: [url] https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/01/11/rna-vaccines-and-their-lipids [/url][/quote] So they can wear masks forever? No thanks. Over this sh-t.[/quote] But then it is not a decision based on their health risk. It is a decision forced by the restrictions society imposes. I will vaccinate my young kids for this reason too, as well as for the common good, but I am aware this decision is not based on what is necessarily in their best interest in terms of health.[/quote]
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