FalseFlagg K
Well-Known Member
This is untrue
Also, did you know that getting vaccinated makes a person less likely to get infected with covid and less likely to spread it to others?
Therefore if kids get vaccinated then less people are getting covid and less people are spreading it. That would mean less people getting sick, hospitalized, and dying.
(This is all pretty basic, obvious, common sense stuff that I shouldn't have to point out. But here we are)
I’m sorry dude you are just wrong. Every virologist, general practitioner, medical specialist I’ve heard interviewed and papers I’ve read absolutely say that. I don’t know who you’re listening to but healthy non-overweight kids Covid is not a threat at all.
And define *less likely ?? Exactly. With references. And the effect over time of such boosted protection.
Each to their own but I think using kids to try to achieve herd immunity is insane. Kids future should always be the priority and the simple fact is there are no long term studies on any potential effects on kids from these vaccines. And there are uncommon but serious reactions.