Comments by "Orionishi" (@orionishi6737) on "Anti-Vaxxers React After Being Hospitalized With COVID-19" video.

@user-ue5yw6zb9k A simple Google search will also tell you how they developed it so fast. And it would also tell you that mRNA vaccines have been being developed for longer than that. Like I said before, quit choosing to be ignorant.
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@user-ue5yw6zb9k Well, you obviously don't. The Covid 19 vaccine has gone through the same testing as the regular vaccines. It hasn't finished phase 4 or 5 yet but all the preliminary testing is done. They usually allow vaccines to the public after phase 3 testing. Also, mRNA vaccines have been being developed and tested for over 20 years. They have been tested and used on humans for about a decade. They know the risks. And even with risks, the amount of people having adverse reactions to the vaccine are an extremely minimal percentage compared to the Covid 19 percentage. The rate of death is an even smaller percentage than rate of adverse reactions. So basically, if you people think the percentage of deaths for COVID-19 is too small a number to care about.......well the percent for the vaccines is way, way, way, way, way smaller. Also, mRNA vaccines do indeed take less time to be developed. This means they can begin testing sooner. And! They don't use stem cell lines derived from aborted foetuses. Technology and progress amazing, I know. Quit choosing to be ignorant. You can go read all the stuff they learned about mRNA vaccines over the last 30 years.
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@user-ue5yw6zb9k Testing is part of development dummy. You should learn some critical thinking skills. mRNA vaccines have been in development for over twenty years. And have been tested and used on humans for about a decade. You can read about all the testing they did right now on the little device you posted your ignorant comment on.
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Pull the tubes out and let him walk out the door then.
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@q.e.d.9112 kind of like denying science and not getting vaccinated. Those resources could have gone to a person who deserved and needed them. Not to some ignorant person who effectively gave themselves covid because they were too proud and ignorant to admit they were wrong.
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@user-ue5yw6zb9k I talked about testing too. Your ignorance is showing.
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@johngarcia8827 Oh you're just so noble! Get tossed!
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@user-ue5yw6zb9k Yes,I can, and so can you. The rise in deaths is hardly a large percentage. You people always try to pull this BS argument. It doesn't work after not caring about all the other deaths that were "too small a percentage to care about". If that was too small, the percent of adverse reactions, which is the real rise not deaths, then this alleged percent is too small also. Regular vaccines get released to the public after phase 3 trials too, which the vaccines have made it through.
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Seriously, they say this while constantly disrespecting the views and ideas of those younger as if we can't see what is going on in the world too. We have more access to information than they ever did, and yet even after having to deal with the BS left over for us we are supposed to remain respectful to their ignorance. Respect is gained, not given freely, if you ask me.
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@johngarcia8827 Oh well, guess we should just believe in conspiracies that we can "never know" for sure either. Quit choosing to be ignorant. So freaking stupid.
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@edmpurelove19 We know the reactions...especially now. mRNA vaccines aren't new. And obviously the lambda variant isn't as strong as the Delta variant. You really think they aren't working on vaccines already for other variants? I'm fine with you not getting vaccinated. Please, don't.
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If anything the conspiracy would be that the Dems are encouraging this stupidity in hopes of republican voters dieing off. How do these people function on a day to day basis? We gonna stick it to the libs.....by dieing.
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@johngarcia8827 🙄let me guess, you think he is acting.
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@edmpurelove19 Well good thing we know how to make vaccines. Dumbest point ever.
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@user-ue5yw6zb9k The symptoms are more severe. It is not as contagious. It was around before Delta....so No, it's not a mutation of Delta. And it accounts for less than 1% of new cases of infection. But fine, continue feigning ignorance so you don't have to deal with anything. Hope you or your family is next. Only way any of you people will learn.
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