Allergic to shellfish? Make sure you have an epi-pen with you. Anaphylaxis isn't guaranteed, but how are thousands of people going to be able to be monitored for "severe" reactions if they aren't allowed to remain at the administration site for the hour or so needed to make sure they can be released? I think that was one of Dan Bongino's points.
https://fortune.com/2020/12/31/everything-to-know-about-allergic-reactions-to-covid-vaccines/
Testing positive within days after the first injection is not a good look. We know it's only supposedly 50% effective after the first shot, but if you can still get it and spread it, even as a not at risk person, what's the point of requiring it?
http://archive.today/rjbVa
Relax, baybeh!
Are we being told the differences between side effects from one vaccine to the other? Sharyl's got you covered. https://sharylattkisson.com/2020/12/cdc-more-than-5000-covid-19-vaccine-recipients-have-reportedly-suffered-health-impact-event/
Allergic to shellfish? Make sure you have an epi-pen with you. Anaphylaxis isn't guaranteed, but how are thousands of people going to be able to be monitored for "severe" reactions if they aren't allowed to remain at the administration site for the hour or so needed to make sure they can be released? I think that was one of Dan Bongino's points. https://fortune.com/2020/12/31/everything-to-know-about-allergic-reactions-to-covid-vaccines/
Testing positive within days after the first injection is not a good look. We know it's only supposedly 50% effective after the first shot, but if you can still get it and spread it, even as a not at risk person, what's the point of requiring it? http://archive.today/rjbVa