Poll: Will you willingly get a Covid vaccine in the next year or so?

Will you willingly get a covid vaccine in the next year or so?

  • Yes

    Votes: 257 62.7%

  • No

    Votes: 153 37.3%
  • Total voters
    410

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I don't get how the anti vaxxers trivialise the impact of Covid on some people and mock those who get vaccinated. There have been two examples in the last page or so of people who have been / are quite sick with it.

Good for you and anyone who only gets a 'sniffle' when they catch it but how can you not recognise that it can be a serious disease and show sympathy for people who are seriously affected?
 

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Fossie 32 said:
I don't get how the anti vaxxers trivialise the impact of Covid on some people and mock those who get vaccinated. There have been two examples in the last page or so of people who have been / are quite sick with it.

Good for you and anyone who only gets a 'sniffle' when they catch it but how can you not recognise that it can be a serious disease and show sympathy for people who are seriously affected?
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I'd ask the same of those who trivialise the impact vaccine side effects have had on some people.

Good for people, like me, who had the vaccine and it didn't impact them but how can you not recognise that it did cause side effects to some (minority, probably vast minority) of some people and show sympathy for them?

Instead it's "well it was only a handful and it was for the greater good."

Truly bizarre.
 
boncer34 said:
I'd ask the same of those who trivialise the impact vaccine side effects have had on some people.

Good for people, like me, who had the vaccine and it didn't impact them but how can you not recognise that it did cause side effects to some (minority, probably vast minority) of some people and show sympathy for them?

Instead it's "well it was only a handful and it was for the greater good."

Truly bizarre.
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I don't hear people trivialising the effects vaccination has had on some people or mocking people who choose not to be vaccinated. Not saying it doesn't happen at all but the antivaxxers are way more vocal.
I think any decent people would be sympathetic to people who get reaction to a vaccination. Though some aren't sympathetic to anything.
 
In the first 12 months of the Covid-19 jabs being available, Australians had a reported 53,297,217 doses.
In the past 12 months, Australians have had 3,542,981 (or there abouts 16/6/23-21/6/24).

Given all the propaganda and pushing by lobbyists, Big Pharma and our government, if the jabs really were safe and effective, the public would still be choosing to get these jabs voluntarily.
But those statistics are all the evidence one needs to understand that our vaccine-hesitant population was coerced and pressured in to taking an experimental medication that they did NOT want to take.
 
PurpleEyes said:
In the first 12 months of the Covid-19 jabs being available, Australians had a reported 53,297,217 doses.
In the past 12 months, Australians have had 3,542,981 (or there abouts 16/6/23-21/6/24).

Given all the propaganda and pushing by lobbyists, Big Pharma and our government, if the jabs really were safe and effective, the public would still be choosing to get these jabs voluntarily.
But those statistics are all the evidence one needs to understand that our vaccine-hesitant population was coerced and pressured in to taking an experimental medication that they did NOT want to take.
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That’s a very simplistic analysis, you’ve made assumptions there about conscious behaviours. I think you can see them as safe and prudent but also personally be complacent and no longer prioritise them.
 
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Roobs321 said:
That’s a very simplistic analysis, you’ve made assumptions there about conscious behaviours. I think you can see them as safe and prudent but also personally be complacent and no longer prioritise them.
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Almost twice as many people got the flu shot in the past 12 months.
So no, that analysis is not being simplistic.
 
Gough said:
And in totally unrelated news.
www.abc.net.au

Measles surges globally as immunisation in Australia suffers setback. Are we at risk of an outbreak?

Health experts spotlight "creative" solutions Australia can adopt in the face of growing under-vaccination of children and spread of vaccine-preventable diseases like measles.
www.abc.net.au www.abc.net.au
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This graph is from one of our government websites pushing their propaganda for measles vaccinations and you can clearly see measles deaths were declining dramatically prior to any introduction of an immunisation program;

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As part of their sell, they even state, "... while in the previous 2 decades (between 1956 and 1975) there were 356 measles deaths".
Those numbers are immaterial and not even something we should be concerned about.
Your chances of dying in a car accident are still over 50 times more likely today than were your chances of dying from measles pre-vaccination in the 1960s.

Please stop pushing this fear mongering propaganda.
 

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King Huskii said:
Why do I care? You are the one constantly keeping people up to date on your jabs and name call anyone who doesn't feel the need to get vaxxed anymore.

This one's on you
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Wrong poster knackers. I haven’t updated anyone on anything cause I haven’t gotten a booster since we were required to. Just think anyone getting bent out of shape about those who do is a clown… guess I’ve been proven right here
 
phantom13 said:
Wrong poster knackers. I haven’t updated anyone on anything cause I haven’t gotten a booster since we were required to. Just think anyone getting bent out of shape about those who do is a clown… guess I’ve been proven right here
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Another poster who enjoys name calling and is delusional
 
Chief said:
Yes mate. Got it on one. You sniff out the truth wherever it be. Rest now.
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There’s been some research done into why some people get it, badly or mildly, or not at all, and yes, Chief, they did a sniff test 🤥. It’s to do with the passage of the virus through the nose, where a gene determines what happens from there.

I’ll look for the article about it.
 
Dogs_R_Us said:
There’s been some research done into why some people get it, badly or mildly, or not at all, and yes, Chief, they did a sniff test 🤥. It’s to do with the passage of the virus through the nose, where a gene determines what happens from there.

I’ll look for the article about it.
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Here you go.
www.imperial.ac.uk

Imperial’s human challenge study helps explain why some people don’t get COVID | Imperial News | Imperial College London

New analysis based on Imperial’s COVID-19 human challenge study has helped to uncover how some people avoid getting sick.
www.imperial.ac.uk www.imperial.ac.uk
38 pages
'Human SARS-CoV-2 challenge uncovers local and systemic response dynamics
Received: 24 February 2023
Accepted: 16 May 2024
Published online: 19 June 2024'
 
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boncer34 said:
Good for people, like me, who had the vaccine and it didn't impact them but how can you not recognise that it did cause side effects to some (minority, probably vast minority) of some people and show sympathy for them?
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Putting it into context - millions of lives saved versus a handful of reactions and complications leading to death - is not trivialising it.

No medical treatment is 100% without risks. None.

The more ghoulish response has been to parade vaccine issues around for clicks and cash, and minimise Covid deaths as faked.

Each persons life meant something to them and their loved ones.

But the alternative would have been many, many more Covid related deaths. The data supports this unequivocally.
 
King Huskii said:
Too funny
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Do you need an engineering degree to accept the reasons behind a bridge collapse? No. You listen to the people who know and can support their conclusions with facts.
 
King Huskii said:
This is true. So why do you ignore the facts?
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I listen to the people who know and can support their conclusions with facts.

Give me an example of someone you listen to that you think supports their conclusions with facts.
 
Chief said:
I listen to the people who know and can support their conclusions with facts.

Give me an example of someone you listen to that you think supports their conclusions with facts.
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Just because Dr Norman Swan is still begging you to get another vax doesn't mean all doctors agree with him.

Many don't
 
Chief said:
Putting it into context - millions of lives saved versus a handful of reactions and complications leading to death - is not trivialising it.

No medical treatment is 100% without risks. None.

The more ghoulish response has been to parade vaccine issues around for clicks and cash, and minimise Covid deaths as faked.

Each persons life meant something to them and their loved ones.

But the alternative would have been many, many more Covid related deaths. The data supports this unequivocally.
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Been more side effects than those that lead to death Chief.
 

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