CV and mad panic behaviour

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For a disease thats highly infectious and deadly, I havent come across too many infected people, and cant tell you many that have died from it.  If I need a vaccine to guard against something i havent caught whilst walking in and out of a hospital where they were treating the thing the whole way through, then it makes me wonder why i am bothering (yes I do go everywhere, and yes I agree prevention is better than cure, and yes I think we could do more to prevent the community transmission and no I am not diminishing the covid threat, I am simply stating that I think the vaccine is likely to cause more issues for more people than the actual virus would).

[member=105]Thryleon[/member], isn't your good health and limited exposure to infection a consequence of the restrictions and actions, that have prevented overflow in wards and loss of control over the epidemic?

Your experience is not reflected in those areas that have been indifferent to the virus, if you were walking out of a UK or USA hospital workplace, indifference leads to what has happened in the UK or USA! Also as bad as what is happening in those regions, that is only really considering the short term, the potential long term effects and costs are glaring!

I don't think the vaccines are any more of an issue than any other vaccine, so I do not understand where your concern comes from. There have already been millions and millions of people vaccinated world wide, and the numbers of those suffering illness confirmed as a reaction to the vaccine is very very small. The Norway deaths / events are not evidence of the vaccine being faulty, it's just proof that unwell frail people are more susceptible to complications from any form of treatment whether it is complicated or trivial.