@1Nicdar I'm not mad because for me and everyone who I know, work with, in my family, who have had the shots have been fine. The few I knew who had Covid before the vaccine or who refused the vaccine were much much more ill.
@RhianKiwi@toobaffled You are in New Zealand. Where I live in the UK, higher population etc, at the early days of the virus the Internationally renowned Cheltenham Races were allowed to go ahead. The virus went wild. Our local Obits went up noticeably. A few months later the vaccine stopped that.
@RhianKiwi@toobaffled The vaccine did make a huge difference, even though less effective for each new strain of the virus. Deaths dropped significantly and so did the strength of the virus.
@RhianKiwi@toobaffled Because it is an infectious disease, and other people you may have been in contact with may have been more vulnerable. It was never all about oneself.
@RhianKiwi@toobaffled And my nephew and his son, both sportsmen, suffered really badly from covid before vaccines were available. Long covid was very bad.
@CarlosDinTN@Tami_Actor_SE@nypost@SenRandPaul You need to look instead at who started the rumours about the vaccinations being harmful. Not so much bungling, they managed to convince many people with lies though.
@AngieRayner007@_cajones3@ABridgen This has been talked about for decades. But they are talking about cloud seeding, which has been practised world wide for ages, and not secretly, to bring rain to dry areas. Cloud seeding is nothing to do with the contrails you see behind planes.
@Tami_Actor_SE@nypost@SenRandPaul It's going to be interesting when the next pandemic comes along, and no one will want the job of doing anything about it.