I am 100% against injecting healthy children in any country.
Where do you stand on kids receiving inoculations against Polio, TB, MMR & Smallpox?
Or even Tetanus shots?
The reason I ask is not to try and be clever, but because history has taught us that immunologists can be trusted, especially when it comes to vaccinating children, can’t they?
So why would the covid jab be any different?
Don’t get me wrong, I wouldn’t necessarily rush to get my kids (if I had any) vaccinated against covid. But that’s because I don’t know enough about the short term advantages of it & whether this would outweigh or mitigate the risks of not having it. But that isn’t because of distrust in the scientists, it’s just my ignorance on a topic that I haven’t had any need to look into.
I know as an adult my chances of getting seriously ill and having long lasting effects from Covid isn’t relatively high, but that can be said for tonsillitis or gonorrhoea too, and I don’t fancy catching them either, so if there is something that can give me some form of extra protection, then I’m happy to put my faith in those same scientists, virologists and immunologists who have successfully vaccinated people for decades, against the diseases I mentioned earlier.
I fully agree that everyone should be allowed to make their own minds up, and of course, the idea of mandatory jabs is repulsive, IMO. We should never surrender that kind of power to The State.
Get the jab, don’t get the jab, everyone has the right to make that decision, just as it’s my decision to smoke and drink. No doubt my choices will come back to haunt me one day, and I’ll be relying on the NHS to save me.
All I say to anyone who I’ve ever had this conversation with is, if you’re having it or not having it, make sure you’re doing it for the right personal reasons, and not because YouTube or some other grifting website has told you not to (not directing that at you personally mate and not suggesting that is the reason).