Comments by "Hobbs" (@hobbso8508) on "Pfizer-BioNTech Covid Vaccine Gets Full FDA Approval" video.

  1. They didn't approve the booster, they approved the first 2 jabs.
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  2. No vaccines are held liable. They released it early under EUA because they considered withholding it unethical.
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  3.  @wendydaniels1466  But it had 95% against Alpha, and still reduces symptoms from Delta.
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  4. Why would the military go to so much effort to get something that you claim doesn't work?
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  5. That don't work.
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  6. You can't be serious.
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  7.  @keepinghealthy3332  According to who?
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  8.  @keepinghealthy3332  8 months is the time between EUA and now, not how long it was in development total. They started developing it months before the EUA, meaning it has been tested for over a year. Their clinical trial alone started almost 14 months ago. They were also allowed to run concurrent testing. Before the clinical trials cellular and animal trials took place over the course of 3 months, pushing total development time to 17 months. These also overlapped considerably due to Operation Warp Speed. This is not an unreasonable amount of time considering the overlapping testing and huge number of people in the clinical trial. Vaccines also don't need stage 4 trials as we aren't giving the vaccines to unhealthy people, but to people not yet infected. Usually clinical trails for new medications take so long because the testing pool is expanded several times, putting clinical trials into 4 separate phases. They practically leapt to stage 4 trails, cutting of years of clinicals. Then they skipped stage 4 all together, saving years of work. For reference, mumps took 4 years to develop, and that was in the 60s without modern technology, massive bursts of funding and an immediate need.
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  9.  @keepinghealthy3332  Which part is fake? Pfizer were already doing trials in July 2020 and started their 42K person trial in October. They have been developing and testing this for over 17 months. What is there to dispute?
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  10.  @keepinghealthy3332  It was DESIGNED in a few hours, not created. The designer looked at the problem and decided how to create a vaccine in a short space of time. Actually creating it took weeks, testing took a few months. Who ever said vaccines take 10 years? Again, mumps was 4 years, and that was without modern technology, FDA acceleration or billions in funding, with millions on man hours. They had a clinical trial running for 2 months covering 21K vaccinated people for starters, as well as the numerous other tests they did before hand. Stop spreading fake news.
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  11.  @keepinghealthy3332  No, it was designed, as in on paper. They hadn't actually tried to create anything yet.
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