Dr. Jesus, loves you, and was crucified for both of us...........................................................................................

So the story goes. Once upon a time a little girl and her dog were sucked up by a tornado and landed in a land of witches and flying monkeys. So the story goes.

I'll make sure I will eat you if I become a zombie. haha

I wouldn't get a vaccine that's less than 10 years old.

Then if you or any of your family die from Covid it will be your own fault. I'm not sure I could cope with knowing that my own ignorance had cost my loved ones their lives.

These things take testing over time they can have a lot of data now, but there's still a lot of stuff scientist can't predict.

And on the other side of that argument is a killer disease which is highly contagious and ripping through the world population like wildfire. I guess it comes down to whether your priority is distrusting vaccines or living.

Plus I don't feel safe with the government making choices about my body.

Ah yes, I knew that was coming. Never mind that the government is offering you that choice of course. The vaccine isn't mandatory. We must still always put distrust of government first. Jolly good.

Vaccines are mostly one-time use so essentially they can last a very long time, virtually forever. Even then, some vaccines are applied with thimerosal to keep it preserved. Vaccines are safe, and we have been using them for almost 300 years. Don't worry, man, vaccines will help you. The government is not mandating the covid vaccine, however, that shouldn't stop you from not taking it, as that will mean you might be at a higher risk of getting it, if not, make the vulnerable at a higher risk.

Hopefully not too many people get this idea and almost nobody gets the vaccine.

Vaccines also contain thermerosal, a mercury sort of substance that does something with the brain barrier, and can cause Asperger's, or Autism Spectrum Disorder, which happened, to me.

What a completely ridiculous load of rubbish. I should have guessed you'd be an anti-vaxxer.

False: Vaccination can cause autism

In 1998, U.K. doctor Andrew Wakefield published a study in The Lancet suggesting that the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine could trigger autism. In the years after, MMR vaccination rates among 2-year-olds in England dropped below 80%. But the claim began to unravel in 2004 after journalist Brian Deer reported undisclosed conflicts of interest: Wakefield had applied for a patent on his own measles vaccine and had received money from a lawyer trying to sue companies making the MMR vaccine. Citing further concerns about ethics and misrepresentation, The Lancet retracted the paper in 2010. Shortly after, the United Kingdom's General Medical Council permanently pulled Wakefield's medical license.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/04/ four-vaccine-myths-and-where-they-came

Stop rejecting science.

"The main part of such a vaccine is a strand of messenger ribonucleic acid, also known as mRNA. This is around 2,000 biochemical letters of genetic code that carry the instructions to help a person’s immune system recognize the disease - Covid in this case.

Pfizer’s vaccine is reported to use 30 micrograms of RNA.

At present, the full list of ingredients in the Pfizer vaccine has not been released."

The article shows how the COVID vaccine does not have the full list of ingredients disclosed to the public. You can't just assume that based on other vaccines. And also:

"This varies on each vaccine but ingredients can include aluminum, squalene oil (found in the flu vaccine), gelatine, emulsifiers, and sorbitol."

Most vaccines have these ingredients. It does not have fetal or animal products, but if you are nit-picky and classify RNA as animal products, well you do you. It does not have thimerosal, a preserver for vaccines.

(https://www.lbc.co.uk/hot-topics/coronavirus/what-ingredients-are-in-pfizer-covid-vaccine/)

"Thimerosal is a mercury-containing organic compound (an organomercurial). Since the 1930s, it has been widely used as a preservative in a number of biological and drug products, including many vaccines, to help prevent potentially life threatening contamination with harmful microbes. The documented antimicrobial properties of thimerosal contribute to the safe use of vaccines in multi-dose vials, and the ability to package certain vaccines, such as those for seasonal and pandemic influenza, in multi-dose vials helps facilitate immunization campaigns in the United States and globally that save lives. However, the use of thimerosal as a preservative in U.S. FDA-licensed vaccines has significantly declined due to reformulation and development of new vaccines presented in single-dose containers.

Thimerosal, which is approximately 50% mercury by weight, has been one of the most widely used preservatives in vaccines. It is metabolized or degraded to ethylmercury and thiosalicylate. Ethylmercury is an organomercurial that should be distinguished from methylmercury, a related substance that has been the focus of considerable study. Methylmercury is the type of mercury found in certain kinds of fish. At high exposure levels methylmercury can be toxic to people. In the United States, federal guidelines keep as much methylmercury as possible out of the environment and food, but over a lifetime, everyone is exposed to some methylmercury"

This website doesn't mention any side effects of thimerosal, specifically, nothing about Asperger's. Although, you may have got Asperger's and Autism Spectrum Disorder when you were exposed to thimerosal as a fetus. But, thimerosal is generally safe, so take it, it's safe. (FYI, vaccines don't CONTAIN thimerosal, they merely are applied to them)

(https://www.healthline.com/health/autism#causes)

(https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/safety-availability-biologics/thimerosal-and-vaccines)