I got my first shot thru the VA last week. In my area the VA is doing 1000 vaccinations a day and my county is doing 700 a week.

Meanwhile in the Marine Corps....”The first and last words out of your filthy sewers will be Sir!”......I’ll take the shot. I’m not scared.

Totally unscientific, but we've found that if you've already had the rona, the first shot makes you sick and the second shot isn't bad. If you haven't had rona, it's the opposite. Intense sickness that lasts maybe a day or so....body aches, fever, chills. Our base is giving out Moderna.

What if you have had both and no sickness from either? Placebo group? 🤔🙄🤣

I've searched and searched I assume that whole thread got deleted, so I cannot link it now.

In my unit, the vast majority of officers/senior enlisted are volunteering for the vaccine, but most young E-6 and below are refusing.

Yes, they can refuse.

Precedent set in US Supreme Court case Doe#1 v. Rumsfeld. Had to do with DoD trying to mandate the anthrax vaccine. Most of you were in middle school when this was going down. Not the first rodeo.

Nice to see you mention the Tuskegee experiment. Many are ignorant.

Don't take the shot. Especially if you want to have kids. You don't need it unless you are <75 years old and have multi comorbidities.

Would you mind elaborating please? Thanks.

"Indeed, data from the human studies of the Pfizer vaccine don’t bear out this theory. In the Pfizer trial, which included more than 37,000 people, women were given pregnancy tests before they were accepted to the study. They were excluded if they were already pregnant. During the trial, 23 women conceived, likely by accident. Twelve of these pregnancies happened in the vaccine group, and 11 in the placebo group. They continued to be followed as part of the study."

Reminds me of the actor who portrayed the Frenchman in Hogan’s Hero’s. Go to Holocaust seminars. They talked about how the Jews got serial numbers tattooed on their arm. Someone always denied the Holocaust ever happened. He would calmly walk over to them and roll up his sleeve. There, right in front of the denier’s nose was his serial number, tattooed on his forearm. You can see videos of it.