Are you taking the vaccine?

I will probably take it if it actually brings freedom back but I'll have to see

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Nope. Wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.
And no, it won't do anything for returning normality. Media and politicians are still insisting the vaccinated live by the same rules and mask mandates as those who have not had it.

Oh and you have no idea what the long term effects are.

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Anonymous

no, it won't do anything for returning normality.

Then I'm not taking it either

Reply 3

Vlad83

My family want me to have the vaccine, but I would not like to.

Same

Original post by Vlad83

My family want me to have the vaccine, but I would not like to.

If its no going to bring back normality then what is the ****ing point

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Democracy

Original post by Anonymous

Then I'm not taking it either

Really? You've made up your mind within five minutes of an anonymous ********'s paranoid ramblings? Come on now FFS.

(Had both doses - it absolutely will help us get back to normal assuming people get it and the rest of the world has access to it)

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Kovalensky

Original post by Democracy

It's probably the same troll who posted on my thread.

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Democracy

I said in the op if it means we'll go back to normal I'll probably take it but if we don't I won't be and someone said we won't go back to normality so I said I won't be taking it.

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Kovalensky

It's probably the same troll who posted on my thread.

How am I troll I'm just asking if people are taking he vaccine or not and saying my opinion

Reply 10

CaptainDuckie

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Ngl with apparently a new variant and India/turkey being in absolute chaos, it’s looking more and more likely.

Reply 11

Kovalensky

Original post by Anonymous

How am I troll I'm just asking if people are taking he vaccine or not and saying my opinion

Not you, anon2.

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Kovalensky

Not you, anon2.

OK sorry

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Anonymous #2

Original post by Democracy

(Had both doses - it absolutely will help us get back to normal assuming people get it and the rest of the world has access to it)

Do tell us what you are able to do in the UK that you can't if not vaccinated? Oh, oh, go on a cruise :rolleyes:

If you think it will give you your freedom and normality, you're deluded.
Good luck though.

Reply 14

Democracy

Original post by Anonymous

I said in the op if it means we'll go back to normal I'll probably take it but if we don't I won't be and someone said we won't go back to normality so I said I won't be taking it.

Okay so use your initiative and find the facts instead of blindly accepting what some anonymous person tells you on the interwebs :tongue:

The evidence we have suggests the vaccines reduce rates of serious illness, hospitalisation, and death. This is really important in getting back to normal so it's in everyone's best interests to get vaccinated.

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Anonymous #1

Original post by Democracy

Okay so use your initiative and find the facts instead of blindly accepting what some anonymous person tells you on the interwebs :tongue:

If I do find out that it's going to help us go back to normality then I'll take it. If I don't I won't. I'm not actually trusting anon 2, I just mean if that's the case then I am not taking it

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Anonymous #2

What you can do after you’ve have had the vaccine
The vaccine cannot give you COVID-19 infection, and a full course will reduce your chance of becoming seriously ill. We don’t know how much it will reduce the risk of you passing on the virus. So it is important to continue to follow current national guidance.

To protect yourself and your family, friends and colleagues, you MUST still:

* practise social distancing
* wear a face mask
* wash your hands carefully and frequently
* open windows to let fresh air in
* follow the current guidance

From https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-vaccination-what-to-expect-after-vaccination/what-to-expect-after-your-covid-19-vaccination

Reply 17

Democracy

Original post by Anonymous

If I do find out that it's going to help us go back to normality then I'll take it. If I don't I won't. I'm not actually trusting anon 2, I just mean if that's the case then I am not taking it

Like I said, the evidence shows that it reduces transmission, serious illness, and death. If that's not a way to getting back to normality, I don't know what is.

You don't have to blindly take my word for it either - the data is out there e.g.: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56904993