Let's be 100% clear about something: The three COVID-19 vaccines being offered in the US are allsafe and effective. You should get one as soon as you're eligible — for the world's sake, and for your own.
UNFORTUNATELY, the clear and indisputable science on this is not enough to convince some anti-vaxxers, who continue to spout off nonsense they learned from Facebook memes and page 13,751 of Google.
So let the following list be a lesson to you...
1.Please don't be dumb like this person, who apparently doesn't understand what happened during the black plague:
2.Or this person, who really doesn't need to worry about what's in the vaccine:
3.Or this person, who claims they want businesses to reopen...but isn't willing to do the ONE THING that would get them to reopen:
4.Or this person, who accidentally invented vaccines in their attempt to condemn vaccines:
5.Or this person, who completely missed the point about who a vaccine is for:
6.Or this person, who might want to rethink the eyeglasses they were wearing in their (redacted) profile photo:
7.Or this person, who apparently believes the COVID-19 vaccine will give you "zombie-like symptoms" (it does not):
8.Or this person, who really thought they did something there:
9.Or this person, who might overestimate their personal knowledge about this topic:
10.Or this person, who won't let their kids get a COVID-19 vaccine if and when it becomes available to them:
11.Or this person, who apparently does not realize how extensively the vaccines were tested:
12.Or this person, who might need a little history lesson about life expectancies a few hundred years ago:
13.Or finally, this well-known alt-right figure, whose argument against the vaccine is...uh...a vaccine:
TL;DR: Don't be like any of these people. Trust the science, trust your doctors, and get the damn vaccine as soon as you can.
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