Comments by "David Getling" (@DavidGetling) on "Alastair Asks: Is there a danger of people losing faith in vaccines?" video.

  1. Call me old-fashioned but when I grew up medical ethics very clearly stated that one does not give a patient a treatment unless the benefit to them SIGNIFICANTLY outweighs the risk. Now, quite apart from the risk of heart inflammation, these vaccines are all spanking new. They have not undergone the usual minimum of 4 years SAFETY testing, so it is impossible to be certain that there won't be any very nasty UNFORESEEN side effects a few years down the line. This is especially true in regard to the mRNA vaccines which are new technology. Bad things can take years to happen. There are plenty of substances you can take or come into contact with (tobacco, asbestos) that will take many years to do their worst. People need to understand that politicians, who won't be in power by then, really don't care in the least if things go badly wrong in a few years. In my HONEST opinion, if you are under 30 or have previously had covid-19 then you are a fool if you get vaccinated.
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  2. I've paid to voluntarily have about 20 vaccine shots in the past, but I'll pass on these rushed through offerings, thank you very much.
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  3.  @lilyrbtv4740  This lying snowflake troll has been telling the same lies in other posts.
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