You have to tell that to the people who made the vaccines. They are the chaps who said it is not a silver bullet and that we still will need mask and physical distancing. We should never put our heads in the clouds and think this is going to solve everything, it won't. Reminds me of my nephew whom had stars in his eyes because he thought moving would eliminate his problems. Turns out his problems followed him and he got new ones too. Just because there is a vaccine doesn't mean it is a pie in the sky event and it maybe more like the flu shot instead of a complete vaccine. They have said this new Covid vaccine could causes many problems for people and the virus makers want to be upfront about it and not have people think it is a cure all because it will not be, it will be a start.
Now I am not saying I will not get the vaccine but I will let you all go first. Last time a vaccine was done fast it killed more than helped so if you all don't die I figure it will be safe.
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“Some of the American public’s hesitance to embrace vaccines — the flu vaccine in particular — can be attributed to the long-lasting effects of a failed 1976 campaign to mass-vaccinate the public against a strain of the swine flu virus,” writes Rebecca Kreston for
Discover. “This government-led campaign was widely viewed as a debacle and put an irreparable dent in future public health initiative, as well as negatively influenced the public’s perception of both the flu and the flu shot in this country.”
To begin with: You should get a flu shot. You should certainly get all of your other vaccines and make sure your children get them. They will protect you and others from getting deadly and debilitating things like mumps, whooping cough, polio and measles. But this is a story about one time over 40 years ago when poor decision-making on the part of the government led to the unnecessary vaccination of about 45 million citizens. We can't blame it for the modern anti-vaccine movement, which has more recent roots in a retracted paper that linked one vaccine to autism, but it certainly had an effect on the public's view of vaccines.
The Long Shadow of the 1976 Swine Flu Vaccine 'Fiasco' | Smart News | Smithsonian Magazine
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So not everyone is dumb who doesn't want to get the vaccine, nor do they earn the Darwin award that is not a fair assessment to just label people like that.