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Various COVID booster recommendations I found:

CDC: boosters for everyone over the age of 6 months
Florida: boosters over the age of 65
UK: boosters over the age of 65
Germany: boosters over the age of 60
France: over the age of 65
Italy: over the age of 60
Netherlands: over the age of 60
Belgium: over the age of 65

I could go on but I don’t have unlimited time to look up this information. On cursory review it does appear like the CDC has an extremist pro-Pfizer opinion.

Curiously, for some amazingly inexplicable reason, the CDC - which stands for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - surprisingly wants to control and prevent COVID19 killing everyone. Supposedly they do because control and prevention is literally their raison d'être, but no one else can explain why.

So you argument is the CDC recommends the booster for healthy 20 years old men because they want to prevent people from dying of COVID. Since the UK government does not recommend the booster to 20 year old men that means the NHS does not what to prevent COVID from killing people?

I didn't post an argument.

Wait, the NHS? That the org that has declared teeth to be superfluous and actually has offices where people line outside the door and down the block just to make an appointment to go to the dr to make an appointment for medical care which will be so months later that either you're all better by the date no longer quite salvageable? Have they even gotten around to adminstering the vaccine to anybody yet?

Would you like a link to a clip from the Diary of Adrian Mole or pics of The Clash before and after getting dental work........ in America?
It's an ancient punchline, although the office to make an appointment to make an appointment is of more recent vintage courtesy of a time when I knew more Brits online than Yanks thanks to a site I used to frequent the forum of. Although they claim the dental thing really isn't thaaaaaaat true,,,

Not an argument, just the NHS. Happy 75th to them, btw

Argument?
The NIH is an international joke, not just in the UK.

the date or* no longer quite salvageable?