COVID-19 booster shots!

[Dogzof95]

How many booster shots do you think is enough per year? Chant has come out and said booster shots will be part of living with COVID-19.

 

[Hacky McAxe]

Why would it be more than one?

I guess it could be but that seems odd.

 

[Rodzilla]

this was always the plan, non stop covid non stop boosters

pfizer making an unbelievable amount of money

 

[cookieman909]

It’ll become the norm along with the flu shot annually.

 

[CrittaMagic69]

It’ll become the norm along with the flu shot annually.

Like taking doxycycline

 

[belmore_utd]

Why would it be more than one?

I guess it could be but that seems odd.

Israel is gearing up for a 4th shot

 

[belmore_utd]

It’ll become the norm along with the flu shot annually.

Only time I ever got the flu shot was so I could see my son being born. Got the flu from the shot and headed home with my newborn who got the flu from me.

 

[Hacky McAxe]

Israel is gearing up for a 4th shot

Yeah, bit weird. They are claiming that the 3rd shot worked really well and are talking about either 1 or 2 shots per year. FDA is debating it, saying that the 3rd shot isn't needed.

I guess it depends on the vaccine as Pfizer protection seems to drop faster than the others.

 

[QLDdogsfan]

Only time I ever got the flu shot was so I could see my son being born. Got the flu from the shot and headed home with my newborn who got the flu from me.

It's crazy aye I've had the flu shot for probably the last 6 years including before my boy was born, never had any side effects or flu symptoms after it, my mate had it for the first time this year and it knocked him for six.

 

[BELMORE]

It's crazy aye I've had the flu shot for probably the last 6 years including before my boy was born, never had any side effects or flu symptoms after it, my mate had it for the first time this year and it knocked him for six.

I’ve never had the flu shot, usually get the flu every couple of years but never in a terrible state.

worst time I got the flu was December 30 a few years ago, recovered just in time to go back to work.

 

[Hacky McAxe]

It's crazy aye I've had the flu shot for probably the last 6 years including before my boy was born, never had any side effects or flu symptoms after it, my mate had it for the first time this year and it knocked him for six.

It's usually the first shot in a long time that gets you. If you take the flu shot every year then your body seems to adapt to it well. I think it's due to having higher anti-bodies already so it pretty much acts like a booster. But the first flu shot flaws many people because it sends the body into shock.

 

[DinkumDog]

It's usually the first shot in a long time that gets you. If you take the flu shot every year then your body seems to adapt to it well. I think it's due to having higher anti-bodies already so it pretty much acts like a booster. But the first flu shot flaws many people because it sends the body into shock.

Which proves it’s doing its job.
If it KO-ed you every year, it would show your body is not building defence to the virus, which is a concern.

 

[sgodllubsti]

have had a suspicion this would be the case and ongoing based on early reports from overseas where boosters shots have already been rolled out, real winners will be the big pharma companies and their major shareholders

 

[Gene Krupa]

Why would it be more than one?

I guess it could be but that seems odd.

Read somewhere that the jab is useless after 6 months.

New Pfizer data makes case for booster shots 6 months after primary doses

New Pfizer data released Wednesday makes the case for booster shots six months after primary doses.

abcnews.go.com

 

[SPEARTAKVIDREFS]

Covid mutates.
Surely everyone knew from the beginning we'd be in for boosters.
Cant see how anyone could predict/assume/determine how many in a given time frame as the situation is fluid.
Wont know how or when different strains will appear, dont know how long it would take to develop vaccines along the way to help protect us against newer strains.
All opinion/assumptions on my part ofcourse.

 

[belmore_utd]

It's usually the first shot in a long time that gets you. If you take the flu shot every year then your body seems to adapt to it well. I think it's due to having higher anti-bodies already so it pretty much acts like a booster. But the first flu shot flaws many people because it sends the body into shock.

Which proves it’s doing its job.
If it KO-ed you every year, it would show your body is not building defence to the virus, which is a concern.

Kind of like when junkies build up a sort of immunity to the drugs they take and then need more and more to get the same desired level of high then..?

 

[belmore_utd]

Read somewhere that the jab is useless after 6 months.

New Pfizer data makes case for booster shots 6 months after primary doses

New Pfizer data released Wednesday makes the case for booster shots six months after primary doses.

abcnews.go.com

Yeah we should just get it every week tbh

 

[belmore_utd]

It's crazy aye I've had the flu shot for probably the last 6 years including before my boy was born, never had any side effects or flu symptoms after it, my mate had it for the first time this year and it knocked him for six.

My grandmother had to get it yearly when she was nursing and got the flu multiple times throughout every year and got it straight after the flu shot every time bar none.

 

[DinkumDog]

Kind of like when junkies build up a sort of immunity to the drugs they take and then need more and more to get the same desired level of high then..?

No. Vaccines are not addictive to my knowledge but admittedly I’m not aware of anyone who’s taken them regularly and assume that’s why there’s no black market for vaccines (again to my knowledge).

 

[belmore_utd]

No. Vaccines are not addictive to my knowledge but admittedly I’m not aware of anyone who’s taken them regularly and assume that’s why there’s no black market for vaccines (again to my knowledge).

The notion of virtue signalling to the great unwashed and being sacrificed on the cross for the greater good has alot of people obsessively non stop bleating on social platforms and msm... some people seem pretty addicted to the actual pandemic, not the virus.