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8/31/2023 5:19:15 PM
 
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Section 4: President & Congress Subject: Covid attitudes Msg# 1192154
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Why are you just now replying to this message from 11/28/2021 11:06:19 PM? With opinion and heresy?
So, do you vaccinate for flu, pneumonia, shingles, or others that are recommended? How about vaccinations for children when they enter school? There is a huge difference between those other vaccines that are well-researched, tested, and have been around for ages, and vaccines that were barely hardly tested and rushed out because the federal government demanded them ASAP. Just because MANY people didn't--and don't--trust the Covid vaccines, it does not follow that these same people don't trust the long time, well-established vaccines you mention above, or that, good grief, they are against vaccinating children. This is one of my issues with you, Jim. You jump to conclusions that simply do not follow based on what you read someone say. You reply with what, frankly, are absurdities that one can only assume are meant to make the other fellow look like an idiot. It makes for a difficult conversations. Can't we do better? |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: Why are you just now replying to this message from 11/28/2021 11:06:19 PM? With opinion and heresy? I caught COVID at the peak. Others my age and unvaccinated were hospitalized, on ventilators, and nearly died. I attribute my relatively easy recovery, at home, to being vaccinated. It's not something you want to mess with. So, do you vaccinate for flu, pneumonia, shingles, or others that are recommended? How about vaccinations for children when they enter school? |
