Pfizer given protection from legal action by UK government

[zouzounaki]

common with all sorts of things anything injected with a needle can cause a reaction I have a flu jab and all sorts of other jabs like the hep b jab and alike every year, I've had 2 reactions one was too the swine flu one and one was too the flu jab 2 years ago the reactions knocked the shite out of me and made me ill for a couple of weeks but I would still have the jabs

this reporting about this is pure scaremongering. it’s quite irresponsible. most people have had at least one or more vaccinations off that list and most are happy for their kids to be given them, and they don’t even know there is an indemnity. this is nothing new or unusual, it is commonplace with vaccines.

 

[Rickster]

this reporting about this is pure scaremongering. it’s quite irresponsible. most people have had at least one or more vaccinations off that list and most are happy for their kids to be given them, and they don’t even know there is an indemnity. this is nothing new or unusual, it is commonplace with vaccines.

But they know now, they may not have known this is common practise, so it's news to some folks

 

[Fuctifino]

I'm thinking if taking it how long can we expect it to last for.
If it's estimated at six months at least thats a start but if it's only a couple of months we could be falling for a false sense of security so there is a genuine need to know at least a ball park figure.

THIS is the thing...
They (experts), said people that recovered from COVID could still get COVID again & immunity lasts 3~6 months
Soooo they have not been able to test just how long the vaccine remains effective for
which they have admitted along with suggestion expectant mothers/planning a family should perhaps not receive it

In effect they have raised their own questions that people are asking
I'm not saying it is all BS or a hoax, but merely pointing these things out
(but as said many are also starting to ask, now the vaccine is starting to arrive & be rolled out)

Same thing in Russia - gone nutz offering the vaccine out, but supplies are very limited
Yet the NIMBY effect is starting to come into play perhaps ???

 

[zouzounaki]

But they know now, they may not have known this is common practise, so it's news to some folks

but why would this be the time to let them know about it? like i said above, it has been the case for decades and includes most of the common vaccines such as bcg and most of the ones your weans got when they were nippers.

 

[Rickster]

but why would this be the time to let them know about it? like i said above, it has been the case for decades and includes most of the common vaccines such as bcg and most of the ones your weans got when they were nippers.

Because it's currently in the news

 

[zouzounaki]

Because it's currently in the news

i think you might have missed the point.

 

[Rickster]

i think you might have missed the point.

nope I never.... some folks are finding out for the first time that indemnity exists for vaccines because this one is currently in the news, it's quite simple really news is new to you if you have not heard it before

 

[zouzounaki]

nope I never.... some folks are finding out for the first time that indemnity exists for vaccines because this one is currently in the news, it's quite simple really news is new to you if you have not heard it before

aye, that’s true of course, but this is no the first time vaccines have been in the news in the last 40 years.

 

[Rickster]

aye, that’s true of course, but this is no the first time vaccines have been in the news in the last 40 years.

It is by far the most important one in the last 40yrs so it's big news, Do you think my two 20yr old odd daughters know about vaccine indemnity, they don't and neither will plenty of other folks.

 

[zouzounaki]

It is by far the most important one in the last 40yrs so it's big news, Do you think my two 20yr old odd daughters know about vaccine indemnity, they don't and neither will plenty of other folks.

you still seem to be missing the point.