I'm not trusting the vaccine because this disease is overrated.
That wouldn't make sense even if you weren't wrong.
It never needed to come this far, it's not a bioweapon or anything. It could've easily stopped in April or so, but for some reason we still have it.
Because we have ignoramuses who think it's not dangerous and aren't taking it seriously.
Not sure why you'd think it would have to be a bioweapon to be a problem. Exactly none of the myriad of other pandemics that have plagued humanity were bioweapons.
I have no idea if that was intentional or not, there's no way for me to know if this whole thing was orchestrated
Never assume malice when incompetence will suffice.
but what I do know is China has stopped it even though they are the ground zero.
Because, once the threat was made clear (which took far longer than it should have, due to the same system that allowed the later response to be so decisive), they clamped down on it with some fairly heavy handed measures, backed by a largely compliant populace. They've also been rushing through their own vaccines and have already started administering candidates to critical workers. You can bet that once they have a reliable vaccine available in sufficient quantity, it will be made mandatory for large swaths of their population.
I don't think it's dangerous because the people I have seen is good while the media says otherwise.
That's exactly what I meant when I said you were placing personal anecdotes above actual data.
Whatever your personal sample size is, it's too low to come to the conclusion you've come to. Actual statistics from, and the actual responses and recommendations of, actual medical sources, illustrate the threat this pathogen poses.
Seeing is believing, but if you only believe what you see firsthand, you'll remain willfully ignorant of most of what's out there.
Yeah I'm not getting vaccinated for a coronavirus that causes a couple of days of fever and coughing unless you're weak.
COVID-19 is not likely to kill or maim you, but it's far more likely to do either of these things than you are to have an adverse reaction to a vaccine.
Unless you're misanthropic to the point of wanting
everyone else harmed, or being completely indifferent to the harm that could befall anyone else, it would be in your best interest to ensure you never become contagious.
The problem is setting one's standards so high that it becomes counterproductive. We have a pretty good idea what SARS-CoV-2 can do. We have vaccines that will be ready soon that will probably help mitigating it's spread, and that are probably quite safe.
Wasting time with demands for absolute answers means that a lot more people are going to suffer and die than would otherwise need to.