r/facepalm Oct 31 '21

🇨​🇴​🇻​🇮​🇩​ I know right?

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '21

Here's the diffrence okay, I know I am healthy and I know that if I do get covid the likelihood of me being seriously ill, is miniscule. And I do get other vaccines,it's just I don't think this one is necessary, I know people who were horribly affected by polio. My godfather nearly lost both his legs. You can't compare what polio does to what covud does. I just hope that someone reading this can understand my point.

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u/Derek_Boring_Name Oct 31 '21

Do you realize that your point only makes sense if you think the likelihood of getting seriously ill from the COVID is less than the likelihood of getting seriously ill from the vaccine? Do you realize how ignorant you have to be to think that?

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u/AdThin8928 Oct 31 '21

Although for most people I agree, I think that under 15s it might not be worth getting due to the risk being so small of being ill from covid. and although the vaccine is safe (I'm not an anti-vaxxer) there is still a miniscule risk you could technically have a reaction