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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
LOL, definitely the least biased. Have you talked to a healthcare provider? They are not sleeping at night right now because they are burnt the hell out over COVID. They want people to get vaccinated so THEY can sleep at night, finally.
Doctors are some of the most educated out there who went through a decade of the most intensive training imaginable. They know the science better than the majority of us. If they had a magical jumping bean that could reduce their stress and return hospitals to normal, don't you think they'd be the first ones to do it?
If doctors didn't think vaccines worked, then why the hell would they encourage people to vaccinate which we've seen relaxes social distancing protocol. If the vaccines didn't work, this recommendation would overload hospitals again.
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That depends on who and where. In Lawrence, it’s like severe illness from Covid doesn’t exist. Months into the pandemic last year, I was told by someone at LMH that they hadn’t had a single hospitalization for Covid. I don’t know of anyone in town who had more than mild symptoms, if any.
However, I know of two people who died within a few days of receiving the vaccine, and others who say they haven’t felt right since.
Obviously, plenty of doctors are behind it. There are also plenty of doctors who simply follow Pharma’s and the CDC’s recommendations. Why do you immediately side with those doctors vs those who voice concerns?
Some live in a fantasy world in which all medical professionals are in full support. If that were the case, I don’t think the FSMB would have felt the need to threaten to revoke licenses
”in response to a dramatic increase in the dissemination of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation and disinformation by physicians and other health care professionals on social media platforms, online and in the media.
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Why are the opinions of brave people with a lot to lose automatically dismissed in favor of those who have a lot to gain? Due to your biases and refusal to believe anything but the common narrative. You’re scared of being wrong.