Amazing, a few weeks ago the EU was whining about not getting the vaccine and now they are saying they didn't want it anywayAstra Zeneca is a not good vaccine.
It is not very effective and in addition the side effects are painful. High fever, strong aches, strong headache.
I will refuse without hesitation an injection of this vaccine.
General / Off-Topic The Covid vaccine must be mandatory ?
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On this they put politics before practicalities, never a good idea.
We have all dated that girl...
I understand but high fevers, strong body aches, strong headaches, not for me.
I experienced this sort of thing during my military service.
I prefer to see for another vaccine (if I get the vaccine in one year or two).
And if in one year the collective immunity is reached in my country, I say thanks to all the vaccinated.
It is absolutely your choice and I’m not trying to push the AZ vaccine. They aren’t making money from it, the EU paid ~€2 per jab for it.
I would encourage you to have a vaccine and to take whatever is offered but I don’t believe it should be compulsory. I still find it strange that France is so vaccine skeptic, generally. So much scientific contribution to the world but it’s like its stuffed it’s fingers in its ears about vaccines
In the U.K. having a vaccine is almost seen as a duty. My mum was really quite ill for a few days after having her first dose of the AZ vaccine but she just took it on the chin. One of her friends got side effects too and had decided she wasn’t going to get the second dose to avoid being ill again. My mum is determined she is going to pursued her to have it.
It makes me feel hope for the future that people are willing to get a bit sick for the greater good.
It is absolutely your choice and I’m not trying to push the AZ vaccine. They aren’t making money from it, the EU paid ~€2 per jab for it.
I would encourage you to have a vaccine and to take whatever is offered but I don’t believe it should be compulsory. I still find it strange that France is so vaccine skeptic, generally. So much scientific contribution to the world but it’s like its stuffed it’s fingers in its ears about vaccines
In the U.K. having a vaccine is almost seen as a duty. My mum was really quite ill for a few days after having her first dose of the AZ vaccine but she just took it on the chin. One of her friends got side effects too and had decided she wasn’t going to get the second dose to avoid being ill again. My mum is determined she is going to pursued her to have it.
It makes me feel hope for the future that people are willing to get a bit sick for the greater good.
Getting a bit sick for the greater good is a fairly accurate definition of a vaccine.
Yeah
Greater good ?
Google it.
I know what greater good means.
I'm just wondering about the meaning of this expression.
Greater good for who ?
I know what greater good means.
I'm just wondering about the meaning of this expression.
Greater good for who ?
greater good - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Yes as I said I know the meaning of this expression.greater good - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
en.m.wiktionary.org
But Greater Good for who ?
Yes as I said I know the meaning of this expression.
But Greater Good for who ?
Google it.
Yes as I said I know the meaning of this expression.
But Greater Good for who ?
The whole point of the expression means for the collective, not the person asking.
So the good of the society you live in and wish to contribute to I suppose.
Looks obvious to me: yourself and the people around you.Yes as I said I know the meaning of this expression.
But Greater Good for who ?
No need for Google. It's a common, banal expression.
The question is not the meaning of this expression.
The question is for who ?
I'm not necessarily talking about myself here.
But when I look around me, I tell myself that the obvious is not obvious.
So the question of my sacrifice for who, is legitimate.
But when I look around me, I tell myself that the obvious is not obvious.
So the question of my sacrifice for who, is legitimate.
I'm not necessarily talking about myself here.
But when I look around me, I tell myself that the obvious is not obvious.
So the question of my sacrifice for who, is legitimate.
Revealed: four in five Oxford Covid jabs delivered to EU not yet used
Guardian finding comes as Angela Merkel talks of vaccine’s ‘acceptance problem’
www.theguardian.com
I think you misunderstood what I meant.
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