The second most common line is "I'm pro-vaccine but I'm also pro informed choice" usually followed by a slew of lies and misinformation portraying vaccines as dangerous
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So many replies missing the point. There's a big difference between common talking points and actions - most anti-vaccine advocates SAY they are only against one vaccine but then come up with similar arguments against ALL of them
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Similarly, when they say that they're pro "informed" choice, they usually mean informed entirely by conspiracy blogs and ignoring all scientific evidence. That's why they're talking points, not philosophical positions
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Sincere question coming from someone who holds this perspective: why aren’t caution around unexpected outcomes, knowledge of past hubris, and a general trust in our long proven biological resilience to natural cycles reasonable?
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Because it is very clear at this point that the disease is far, far more dangerous than any potential danger from the vaccine. It’s not a hypothetical anymore. We are very fortunate to have very safe vaccines!
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There are people who are scared about this one because of how publicized the newness of it is. Not everyone is anti-vax they've just heard anti-vaxxers so much it's in their head.
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There are people who are not "against" this one but they would like to wait. I get them. it's a new one, usually we wait at least 2 years from the beginning of the trials before approval. It's not like being anti-vaxxers. PS I'm Israeli so I'm fully vaccinated for a while now.
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NO, that's usually how long it takes to recruit volunteers for clinical trials, so many people volunteered that tails with tens of thousands of people were completed in under a year. Remember also this is building on our experience from SARS-Cov-1 and MERS-Cov vaccine devlopment
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That is a very unscientific way of arguing against something a person has said.
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