Art (commissioned or drawn idk) by this awesome furry microbiologist who's working on researching the virus.

ooo- hope you feel better soon!

Thanks!

feel gud soon

Thanks

yuegh ur welcome

Sorry for asking, but why did you get the vaccine?

I mean, it's better than getting COVID
Even if I do get a weak arm, fever, and mild headache, better than staying indoors 24/7

But have you seen the people that died after taking the vaccine?

That's about a 0.0018% chance at the greatest.
To put that into perspective, it's a hundred times more dangerous to drive a car than it is to get the vaccine

Where did you hear That?

That's based on VAERS data and car crash statistics

Because it helps protect from stuff. I've had worse injections in the past XD

Does it even protect you from anything? You still have to wear a mask, social distance. If the vaccine was supposed to protect you, you shouldn't be able to get the virus after taking the vaccine. What really is it protecting?

It does protect you, but you can still contract it. It just reduces the risk.
Say someone had COVID, and you both had masks, and were 6 feet apart. Normally, your chance of transmission might be about 5% at the greatest, without wind conditions.
With the vaccine, that drops it down to about 0.3%
It's actually more effective than a lot of vaccines, but the regulations are still in place to
A: slow transmission
B: Promote mask use for non-immunized individuals
And C: Stop people from lying about the shot as an excuse to not wear a mask

Isn't the whole point of the vaccine to prevent you from contracting the virus?
I understand your opinion, I just want the best for all my friends here, that's all!

Yeah, that's the point of a vaccine, and that's what they do, but nothing is going to be a magic bullet. There's no 100% protection in a vaccine, that's been the case since they were first invented.

But what they can do is train your immune system to fight it, and that's exactly what they do.

The vaccine releases some of the mRNA of the SARS-nCOV-19 virus into your bloodstream, which doesn't actually have enough data to create a virus. However, your immune cells recognize it as a foreign material in your body, and attack it. The antigen data is then stored in your white blood cells

Then, if any COVID viruses enter into your body, there's about a 95% chance that your immune system will recognize it from the mRNA it saw earlier and have a chance to attack it before it spreads.

That is how vaccines work. They give your body an example of a pathogen, and then let your body fight it so it can learn how. So when it sees it for real while it's alive, it'll recognize it and know how to fight it.

I'm glad there isn't a pathOwOgen vaccine

Same XD

Note: The reason your body reacts so much to the second round of the vaccine is because it's trying to eliminate the mRNA. Most of the symptoms of sickness is actually a side effect of your immune system fighting it. This is why you feel sick after getting a vaccine. It's your body doing its job

I'm not gettin it til its cdc approved, never know what them russians put in em

Oh I got the Pfizer one

you never know what them communists put in them shots

Pfizer is a US-based company and their vaccine is CDC and USFDA approved

I doubt it but okay

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/different-vaccines/Pfizer-BioNTech.html

https://www.fda.gov/emergency-preparedness-and-response/coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19/pfizer-biontech-covid-19-vaccine

https://www.pfizer.com/people/history

never trust the government, if ya do the russian communist bots'll inject poison gas into your lungs and give you ergaflerb

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