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HHH_is_the_game posted...

I know but I get it. I mean, normally new drugs are not put out so quickly and distributed at such a wide scale. There's a sort of belief that these things are safe because they've been used forever, or by the time you hear about them they've been vetted by a lot of other people. All of a sudden this new type of vaccine is coming out and we're going to have everybody take it as quickly as possible, and then not only that, but keep coming back for boosters. It's a little scary.

Which is why questioning people should be respected because there's legitimate reason to be nervous. I don't think it can be compared to other vaccines when the method of how it works is so different.

Though people have brought up the SARS vaccine which i don't know about, so maybe that's the same.

No, theres a belief these things are safe because the medical community ran clinical trials. New medicines come out every year. It is very unlikely that every medicine youve every taken has been around for decades. I bet you normally dont ask that question. And how is an annual booster scary compared with how many people take medication daily?