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MagicalPrincess posted...

And all 400 of them can sue if fired since it's completely unconstitutional and illegal to force anyone to put anything in their body.

Vaccines have been conditions of employment for certain jobs for pretty much as long as vaccines have been a thing. Nobody's being forced to put anything into their bodies, they're just not allowed to work in positions where refusing to do so will endanger others.

hungrymike posted...

The vaccine was literally rushed into production at warp speed

What corners are you concerned have been cut? All stages of the necessary clinical trials were completed as usual. The fact that they were rolled out so quickly was a matter of completing those steps in parallel instead of in sequence (saves about 4-6 months), production facilities being constructed as soon as candidates looked promising instead of waiting for final approval (saves 6-12 months), and not having to wait in line for approval or search particularly hard to find trial volunteers and initial funding (varies, but I could believe that saved another 6 months). The science supporting their safety is all there. If it weren't, none of these vaccines would have made it to market.

Furthermore, development on the mRNA vaccines in particular (since all they needed to get started was the sequenced genome) started in early January 2020. It's now October 2021. Typical vaccine development time is about 2 years, and we're currently at the 1.83 mark. We're now pretty close to a time frame that would be considered "normal," with literally billions of doses given and carefully scrutinized, so even if you were concerned about how new they were back in February/March, that's not really a relevant concern anymore. You've been saying "there hasn't been enough time since development started" for so long that there has now actually been a normal amount of time.

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