Hundredeyes
Active Member
This makes sense but it also doesn't actually answer the question I posed in context. The poster I quoted stated that the virus being something that evolved naturally vs it being created in a lab was their point of context for getting or not getting the vaccine. Your answer is from a completely different pov.
It is interesting though how people are using science to fit their points. On the one hand the science behind the vaccines isn't enough but the same science is being used by those who don't wanna take the vaccine. It can't be both
yeah that’s for her to answer my bad fam.
regarding the ‘It can’t be both’ argument, I’m literally just following the EU - Dutch, German etc - CDC(s). Either you have antibodies, show a negative PCR test or get vaccinated is the creed over here so far ...
I personally think that the commercial interests of pharmaceutical lobby groups are heavily influencing government policies worldwide - that’s why I think AstraZeneca and JnJ are banned in most EU countries but aren’t in the UK, all based on their own respective scientific research - but that’s just speculation and could be a discussion for another day ...