Refusing the Covid 19 vaccine & general vaccine conversation.

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Jellybb

Warpaint said:
The Irish are being tortured with all the restrictions
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For a fucking island with 5 million people! Yes we are! It’s desperately unfair and it’s the governments fault for allowing nphet to run the country! It’s embarrassing at this stage. It wouldn’t at all surprise me of it was announced that we were going back into lockdown
 
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Mbouzer

Hi all,

Just jumping in, my reasons for refusing are:
No long term data
I dont feel at risk from covid
Im breastfeeding and would never risk taking anything that could effect my baby

So far my family have been respectful of my decision. Im on maternity leave and go back in September and I know the harassment is going to start for getting the vaccine, dreading it. How have you all coped with the pressures from work?
 
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justhavinganosie

Do you work in healthcare setting? My manager asked me twice and each time was a no and I said I do not want to be asked again. She hasn't done it since. X
 
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Lunamooner

I'd rather not get vaccine
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veryfondoftea

Morning all, much earlier in this thread I shared my view that I was getting the vaccine purely
I coped with the pressure from work (and friends) by having the vaccine 100% would not recommend.
So far I have been fine from it, had it on Saturday. Although weirdly had some breakthrough bleeding on Monday (I’m on the pill) and I never normally have that.
However, I only got it because of pressure which is a really shit reason to have it. So although the pressure is eased somewhat because now I can say I’ve had it, I’m left with the feelings of disappointment in myself for not feeling strong enough to withstand the pressure
 
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no-no

So now it’s boosters in one arm and flu jab in the other on the same day. Doctor involved with the JCVI on LBC

“and is that safe?”
“as far as we know”


They are looking at mixing and matching jabs. Plan is to target “the over 70s”. Where have we heard that before…
 
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gashers

I said this before on another thread and I’m still of the same mindset, when the army drag me from my house kicking and screaming and forcibly inject me that’s when I will have the covid vaccine.
Please don’t come at me saying I’m going to kill your granny, I believe what I believe we are heading for another lockdown and people saying oh I can’t wait until everything is back to normal to me personally I find it delusional, but that’s just a personal opinion everyone should do what suits them and not be manipulated or forced into something they don’t want to.
 
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Pixipoppy

I’m not pro/anti but can you see why if everyone declined the jab we’d have a much higher chance of being back in lockdown?…. If they vaccines work I can’t see how it’s delusional to believe things will get back to normal if enough people take it
 
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Warpaint

I think they're going to go the cases angle to try delay the opening. We all know they're going to skyrocket so they'll focus on that. Hopefully not though.
 
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gashers

But do they work I keep hearing of double jabbers still getting covid or this new hay fever strain like I said I believe what I believe and maybe I need to give my tin foil hat a bob and get back to the conspiracy theory thread . I realise a lot of people have died but what I don’t understand is covid is getting the blame for everything who died of flu recently.
 
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Pixipoppy

They won’t stop people getting it, and of course everyone will have their own opinions based on the people around them. I can only go by the stats which show hospitalisations and deaths are very low in relation to case numbers. Anecdotally I work in the NHS and we are seeing a lot less people with it in hospitals, those that are getting it seem to be younger and recover at home. There are still some people double jabbed who get it but it doesn’t seem to be making them as ill as it perhaps would have. Whether this is due to the jab itself or potentially a more infectious but less serious strain who knows.
 
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jackolantern

The point is though that society functioning shouldn't be dependent on expecting/forcing/mandating people to get healthcare if they don't want it. Particularly when that healthcare is experimental and still undergoing clinical trials. As a society we should be accepting the fact that it is a virus, that will indeed make some people sick and will indeed prove fatal for some. The fact we can't accept that, is being falsely blamed on people who don't want forced healthcare, as opposed to a healthcare system and government that aren't fit for purpose. That we are even in this position for a virus with the survival rate it has, is absolute beggars belief. If they actually provided us with data on how many deaths there has been minus the clinically vulnerable, it would be miniscule (Well, even more so than now!). Even less so if we had accurate data on how many cases there have been that were never tested for and therefore not counted. Does that mean those deaths don't matter? Of course not, but that's life, people die and we can't keep shutting the entire world and blaming people who are at extremely low risk for the virus, for not being forced into healthcare that could potentially pose them at higher risk than the virus itself. And no one is allowed to talk about this because any data showing that is immediately censored.
 
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Oohthedrama

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Lunamooner said:
I'd rather not get vaccine

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news report around teenagers getting the vaccine last night with one of those government adviser guys, and on it they said we need be sure there is a benefit to giving teenagers a vaccine we don’t yet know the full safety of in order to firstly keep them in in education and secondly hit that 80% herd immunity.

I’m not a teenager but I kinda like the idea of safety, I think I’m happy to wait

judge me?
Get to the town of fucking,
turn right at the second roundabout and stop at piss off village
 
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Notgonnalie

I read that last night too & feel even more confident with my decision not to get it!

if we look at chicken pox, people used to throw chicken pox parties to let their children get ill to build their immunity. It’s found that aquiring chicken pox immunity naturally through exposure to the virus is more effective than having the vaccine and that’s why the nhs don’t routinely offer it as a vaccine - only for clinically vulnerable. So at this stage we don’t know if it’s similar for covid, if clinically vulnerable - like in cases of chicken pox - a vaccine may be more suitable, but in a perfectly healthy individual there’s simply not the evidence to suggest vaccine immunity is or will be greater than natural immunity. I
 
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monga

This is enough for me and he’s not the only one against it
 
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Moth

I understand that the plan is to mirror the flu jab i.e. to offer it to all over-50s and those under that age with relevant health conditions.
 
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monga

He’s getting torn to pieces on Twatter over that statement, people even saying it’s immoral to let kids build their own immunity How do they think the world evolved for centuries long before vaccines were even thought of.

Moth said:
I understand that the plan is to mirror the flu jab i.e. to offer it to all over-50s and those under that age with relevant health conditions.
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To begin with!
 
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Piff paff puff

I feel if people get this vaccine because they feel its the only way to get back to normality and I've read some posts on here that say that, it doesn't work like that. They take more next time. You don't do what someone says to get back what you had before. You give nothing. Be strong is my message to those who feel forced. Anyone trying to force you to do something against your will is a bad person and will take all you have. All this will pass and be a distant memory but a vaccine you don't want /need /may be harmful could damage you for ever. You aren't alone. There are many people who won't have it but you will probably only ever hear them on here.
 
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jackolantern

So much this. One thing I've found really distasteful throughout this whole vaccine debacle is how people are more than happy to be extremely aggressive to you if you don't want the vaccine, using the line of "you are selfish, help the vulnerable, don't you care that people are dying, you will die if you don't have it!" despite the fact they will admit themselves they are having it to "get their lives back" and that they aren't worried about the virus, they just want holidays, coffee shops, events etc. That is absolutely fine if you want to do that, but don't spin me this emotional blackmail bullshit when you couldn't give a shit about the vulnerable or your own health, you just want me to have it so you can have your recreational activities back. I'd respect people more if they were honest about the fact. I say to everybody who thinks it's ok to be coerced into having a vaccine they don't feel they need, for their "lives back", what's next? Forced birth control etc? It won't end. It's like someone stealing your possession then dictating to you what you need to give them, to get back what was already yours.
 
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