Check out the article. Kids aren’t adults.
“We never like to do that. That’s away from goodness,” Creech said.
Expert.
I know they aren’t. The trials could have been concurrent, why weren’t they.
The article explains it all.
The article excuses it all.
And you accept it.
You were saying…
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You didn’t read the article did you- it explains the process of prepping a vaccine for kids- an entirely different animal from treating adults.
Yes, I read it. I knew all that. Have for years.
You aren’t answering the question.
Ok great. I was starting to wonder.
Is the vaccine safe or not? Is there some concern about long term effects or not?
It doesn’t take 7 months to figure out a dose.
Didn’t read the article…
Yes, I did. Didn’t tell me anything new. We went through all this last year.
Seems like vaccine approval hesitancy to me.
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Here’s another article to explain the difference between a vaccine for adults and a vaccine for kids. It’s not long.
Again, I know all that. That article was from February.
Litany of excuses. During a crisis.
“Both adults and children will need to be vaccinated for things to return to some sort of normalcy,”
What’s the hold up? What are they worried about?
Yeah never mind.
Exhaustion with the pandemic is setting in everywhere.
You like links?
Question: Is the delta variant more contagious to children than the original COVID-19 strain that we’ve already been dealing with?
Answer: “ Yes (…) When people are infected with the delta variant, they will have 1000 times more virus in their nose, compared with a year, year and a half ago, if they had been infected with the regular first strain of this SARS-CoV-2 COVID virus (…) And that’s what makes it more infectious.”
Vaccine save lives!
Or resentment. Yep.
Uh oh…
Of course it is Florida leading the way “Florida Man” is a great meme
