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<blockquote data-quote="wilberforce15" data-source="post: 4932662" data-attributes="member: 5053">As I&#039;ve said, they&#039;re relatively safe and relatively effective. They&#039;re just not as safe or effective as advertised. And we should&#039;ve had proper public policy on health (which means telling fatties to stop being fatties, in exactly those terms and not more subtle) and used/studied therapeutics properly. I&#039;m a &quot;vaccine skeptic&quot; or whatever that means, but 99% of people like that are not Alex Jones people. They&#039;ve simply done a risk/reward calculation for their own situation, and they don&#039;t believe it&#039;s likely to be a big help. And it bears more risk than most acknowledge. That&#039;s about it. Nothing crazy. I think almost everyone who takes the vaccine will be completely fine. I also think it&#039;s riskier than we are told, that no problems are properly tracked, that we don&#039;t really know, and that for ME, covid is less risky than the shot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wilberforce15, post: 4932662, member: 5053"] As I've said, they're relatively safe and relatively effective. They're just not as safe or effective as advertised. And we should've had proper public policy on health (which means telling fatties to stop being fatties, in exactly those terms and not more subtle) and used/studied therapeutics properly. I'm a "vaccine skeptic" or whatever that means, but 99% of people like that are not Alex Jones people. They've simply done a risk/reward calculation for their own situation, and they don't believe it's likely to be a big help. And it bears more risk than most acknowledge. That's about it. Nothing crazy. I think almost everyone who takes the vaccine will be completely fine. I also think it's riskier than we are told, that no problems are properly tracked, that we don't really know, and that for ME, covid is less risky than the shot. [/QUOTE]

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