The Covid 19 vaccine

The first cases of the coronavirus were first detected in China in December 2019, with the virus spreading rapidly to other countries across the world

As the Covid 19 vaccine was developed in only 10 months, when usually a vaccine takes 10 to 15 years to develop, people should be concerned about potential risks.

This limited testing period should had raised questions and skepticism about the vaccine's safety, efficacy and long-term effects.

There obviously not been possible to do long term studies on the vaccine.

Despite these questions, very few people have expressed any real objections to the Covid 19 vaccine. The reasons for this could be the fear of the virus, the availability of the vaccine and the influence of media and political pressures to accept the vaccine without question.

Almost all the media seem to have been positive about the Covid 19 vaccine and even doctors and other healthcare staff didn't question the vaccine. Even though they should reasonably know how long it actually takes to produce a vaccine.

It is quite frightening that in this case the media has had an absolute lack of nuance in their coverage of the Covid 19 vaccine. Instead of providing a balanced picture with both the pros and cons of the vaccine, the majority of media outlets in Sweden have instead taken a staunchly positive viewpoint. This one-sidedness has caused many Swedes to be unable to make an informed decision on whether or not to get the vaccine, and has caused confusion and panic among citizens who are unsure of whether or not to get the injection. This lack of nuance in the media is dangerous, as it lead to misinformed decisions and potentially in the future poor health outcomes. It is thus important that the media strive to provide a balanced picture of the Covid 19 vaccine, so that all Swedes can make an informed decision about whether or not to get it.

It's truly baffling how quickly healthcare professionals was endorsing the Covid 19 vaccine without taking the time to understand the facts. Vaccines, like any other medical intervention, take time to develop and test for safety and efficacy. This process often requires many years to complete, and yet, somehow, the healthcare community was pushing for a fast-track of the Covid 19 vaccine without taking into consideration the potential risks. It is important to understand that the approval of any vaccine needs to be done with a level of caution and due diligence, and yet it seems that healthcare professionals where moving forward with a blind faith in the vaccine's safety and efficacy. This is not only concerning, but it could potentially put the health and well-being of millions of people at risk. Healthcare professionals needed to take the time to understand the facts before advocating for the Covid 19 vaccine,

On April 13 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as well as the Food and Drug Administration, recommended providers pause on administering the Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine after more than 6.8 million people in the United States received the one-dose vaccine. This was due to reports of six women who experienced rare and severe blood clots in the brain within two weeks after receiving the vaccine. It is obvious that these women had taken a form of the vaccine that was not adequately tested. Despite this well known fact, people still went ahead and took the vaccine, not realizing the potential risks. Why was that vaccine withdrawn when it had already been tested and approved? According to the government and the media, the Covid 19 vaccine has been fully tested and thus a serious side effect such as blood clots in the brain would not be possible.

It is alarming to hear reports about severe side effects related to some of the Covid 19 vaccines out there. It is especially concerning considering that the vaccine was supposed to be fully tested and approved before release. It is difficult to understand why such a vaccine, which was developed with the intention of protecting people from the virus, would lead to such serious side effects. This clearly indicates, at least to me, that the Covid 19 vaccine hasn’t gone through all necessary tests and has been rushed to the market. It is essential that such vaccines are thoroughly tested and evaluated by experts in the field to ensure the safety of those taking it. 

The Covid 19 vaccine has been pushed through the system with unprecedented speed, and many are saying that this could result in serious side effects which have not yet been discovered. Furthermore, the vaccine is being given to people without a clear understanding of how it will interact with other medications they may be taking. There are also risks associated with the lack of long-term studies on the vaccine, and there is the potential that it could cause more harm than good. 

While it is true that most side effects due to faulty vaccines occur shortly after receiving the vaccine, it is important to note that this is not always the case. Some side effects may only become evident weeks, months, or even years after the vaccine was administered. In some cases, effects can be permanent, such as in the case of paralytic polio from the Salk vaccine in the 1950s, or the severe neurological damage caused by the Cutter Incident in 1955. It is important to remember that side effects due to faulty vaccines can occur any time after the vaccine was administered, and not just shortly after. Furthermore, even if a person does not experience any side effects shortly after the vaccine, it does not mean that the person is completely safe from any potential risks of the vaccine. It is always important to be aware of the potential side effects and to be vigilant in monitoring for them.

The worst thing about the Covid 19 vaccine is that, if in the future a large number of people suffer serious side effects, they will not be able to count on any form of compensation or sue the government. This is because the taking of the vaccine has been voluntary, meaning that it is the individual’s decision to take the vaccine. Therefore, if people suffer any kind of side effects, they will not be able to seek any form of legal action against the government. This means that the people who had choosen to take the vaccine, they did so at their own risk.

Finally, the public is being told that the vaccine is totally safe and that they should get it without any of the risks being discussed. It is therefore surprising why many people weren't wary of the Covid 19 vaccine, and didn't do their own research before making a decision about whether or not to get the vaccine. I have noticed that many people make important decisions without the facts. They rely on their emotions or what someone else tells them. This often leads to bad decisions because the person has not taken the time to research the facts and get all the information. It is also very easy to deceive someone who does not take the time to find out all the facts. When people do not take the time to get the facts, they are more likely to make bad decisions. They can be easily influenced by what someone else may tell them, or they may rely on their own emotions. It is important to always take the time to research and get all the facts before making any important decisions. Doing so can help ensure that the decision made is the right one.