@OldBastard
Choosing The Least Harmful Option Today my wife, her mama, and I all got a Covid jab. Fortunately for us, (at least I believe so), it was the CoronaVac (Sinovac) vaccine, which is NOT an mRNA vaccine, but rather a vaccine based on inactivated viruses, a technology which has been around a while. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CoronaVac ) While I am NOT happy about taking a vaccine developed in China to combat a virus released in China, (my displeasure is with the odious Chinese government, not the Chinese people, who are just like everybody else, including you and me), I believe that of all the options available, this is the one that will cause us the least amount of harm. Will it do us any actual good? Probably not, but at this point not getting harmed by the stupid Covid jab is enough of a "victory" for me. So now we have our special "vaccine cards", and can hopefully travel freely within this country and enter stores, restaurants, and malls with minimal hassle from vaccine compliance thugs and other assorted self-proclaimed "protectors of the peace". We just have to remember to get our second dose some time in February. And if the world ever returns to some semblance of sanity, I sure hope the goons who encouraged all these vaccine mandates get a through beating. Jerks!
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For us, it is even more required. From 14 Feb, you are not considered vaccinated if you have not taken 3rd booster shot.
Yikes!! Does Sinovac have a booster shot, or will that require you to get one of those mRNA jabs? I'm looking forward to the day when somewhere on this planet, the citizens of some country finally get fed up, storm into the government buildings, drag out into the street anyone who has approved vaccine mandates, and beats them to a pulp.
I am nor sure but I think Sinovac has it too.
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