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one of the odd consequences of there being so little COVID in HK is that people feel less incentivized to get vaccinated

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Mike Bird

@Birdyword

May 5, 2021

Hong Kong's vaccination campaign won't get to anything like herd immunity until early next year at its current pace. And frankly you wouldn't expect the pace to continue without incentives, since getting ~14% vaccinated required opening it up to the entire adult population.

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10:05 AM · May 6, 2021Twitter Web App

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Better start inventing some cases msn.com/en-gb/news/ukn

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🤣 throw in some false positives and flu numbers for good measure

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wow, in the UK, you've got people turning up at centres every day to try and get the vaccine early!

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Has everyone forgotten viruses can die out? Or that you can reach herd immunity w/o intervention? Especially easy with such a transmit-able virus which can have 0 symptoms and short exposure life on objects 😮

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Funny enough if you buy our presale, you become immune to everything apart from aids automatically

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Duh, because it's not necessary if it's not widespread?

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Why take extra risk, we are good With the virus continues to mutate, vaccine is probably giving a false feeling of safeness

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cuz you dont f'ing need one, they dont even work bro. ur using an not approved, experimental mRNA. only till 2023 can the DFA approve it. its not even legal to use without the "emergency crisis laws" plandemicseries.com look at the lower short videos on the site.