The Dilemma of Prioritizing Who’s First for Coronavirus Vaccine

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missChristine — 7/5/2020 6:03:21 PM

Why should seniors even be in line to get the vaccines? Why waste the vaccine on the "retired, shorter-life" seniors (Is that a good enough excuse to take us off the vaccine list?)? I'm a senior, healthy and hoping to avoid the vaccine or find an antidote for it that can be taken before the forced vaccine.

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brigittawaller — 7/5/2020 10:50:44 AM

ALL Politicians should get the vaccine first so the public can check for side effects before it is released to everyone else.

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oreo952 — 7/4/2020 2:33:03 PM

Dilemma??? This is a no brainer! ALL of the plandemicers (Gates, Fauci, Rockefellers, Clintons, Zuckerbergs, Soros and so on) and their families, Big Pharma and their families, big tech and their families, all governors who locked down their state and their families, everyone who works at CDC and WHO and their families should go first as far as I’m concerned.

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relaxman — 7/4/2020 8:31:48 AM

Remember, people die every flu season WITH a vaccine.......

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moineau — 7/4/2020 3:31:35 AM

I volunteer to go LAST! xooxoxo

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taiella — 7/4/2020 2:33:09 AM

The elderly have already had a good slice of life, and are usually unable to help others.

Give priority to the parents and workers

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supercooper11 — 7/4/2020 12:04:49 AM

No one should take it, but if anyone should take it, it should be the elderly because they're the only ones that seem to die from this disease, so if they choose to take it, let them! I won't be taken any vaccines, you'll have to hold me down against my will while I kick and scream like a loon!

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FainZi — 7/3/2020 10:31:04 PM

Yes, first in line should be Fauci, Gates, their families, all politicians, police, military and doctors.

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HealthyFan — 7/3/2020 3:49:39 PM

The more I read about BIG PHARMA, the more harm I uncover. I will never ever trust anything they say or do. They do cause harm to many and get away with it.

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and4153 — 7/3/2020 3:47:29 PM

One vaccine is one too many. They can test on Fauci, Gates and all the demons in government and their families. All are evil.

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judyacline — 7/3/2020 2:24:48 PM

I have a what I think is a great idea.....let's just keep ourselves as healthy as we can and so "no" to vaccines.

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bennybensky — 7/3/2020 11:03:32 AM

I'm thinking older people, like myself, should wait awhile to see how things go with the vaccine, when it becomes available. Though to really know how things are going we would ideally wait years.

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jam9739 — 7/3/2020 6:50:17 AM

As a front line medical worker, I can confidently say I will be happy to refuse my covid19 vaccine so it may be given to someone who actually wants it. I will not be coerced or mandated to receive ANY vaccine, even if it costs me my nursing career.

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masterexorcist — 7/3/2020 5:18:24 AM

The statement "Everyone seems to be in agreement that frontline medical workers should be the first to receive a COVID-19 vaccine is an extremely unethical proposition. Animal testing of the candidate vaccines is not officially done for Coronavirus vaccines, as attempts to find such a vaccine for the last 18 years has mostly killed the animals.

Why would frontline medical workers be used for live testing? The biggest problem with all attempts over 18 years at Coronavirus vaccine development is that many of the subjects develop antibodies, which is the "proof" of a vaccine being effective, but then when exposed to the real virus, they are many more times likely to die than if they did not have the vaccine.