I'm having the vaccine when it comes out poll

[Rickster]

It's untested are far as Im concerned......... wanting to inject billions of people on the back of 43,000 is not safe.... there has been nowhere near been enough time to gather info re side effects short term....never mind long term.
I get that people are looking for a magic bullet.... but hold your horses, we have been lied to before re vaccines.
Most important of all is never trust a drug company....they lie.
Ask yourself this.... why were the politicians first in the queue for the test n trace, to be tested..... but are now at the back of the queue for the vaccine.
The house of Lords would be a good place to vaccinate, most fit the age criteria, will they take it....will they fk.

 

["Misfit"]

 

[iqon]

If not now how long would you wait ?.

 

["Misfit"]

If not now how long would you wait ?.

Not until it's fully tested.
I feel too many people are rushing in too quickly.
If this vaccine has problems longer term, we are
going to have a massive problem, especially with
the rate they plan to vaccinate everyone.

 

[scrumpox]

Just a little prick ... and you might get a cold sensation as it freezes your ass ... oh, you thought it was going in your arm?

 

[Mr Ripple]

The Pfizer vaccine is "coming ready or not" because it had sold hundreds of millions of doses to the US and Europe even before the results came in from the first set of trials.

 

[mick brown]

Nope, I won't be having an experimental drug.

 

[BULLDOG1964]

No iam going to wait a while i too see i wont be a guinea pig .

 

[andipandi]

A media question yesterday (at the briefing) about whether a vaccine would be compulsory was ignored, just the usual "We trust the public to do the right thing blah blah" from Jenrick and the boffin. I know what I think that means, I think they would have to legislate though.

https://ukhumanrightsblog.com/2020/11/05/compulsory-vaccination-the-next-step-for-covid-19/

 

[Banjostring]

I get that a lot of people won't have the vaccine because they don't want to be a guinea pig.
I also understand that people don't want something while we are unsure of the long term effects. But how long is long term? I mean a lot of treatments that have been found to adverse effects in the long term have taken years, even decades to come to light. Does this mean that we should wait for years before having the vaccine? It's not going to help much if only a handful of people are vaccinated and the rest of the world is just watching and waiting for a number of years to see what happens is it?
Just putting this out there.