>It's so discouraging to see this kind of misinformation being perpetuated.
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>The issue with COVID isn't that it's dangerous for children (though it certainly can be), it's that children pass it along just as easily as adults. So while you're knickle-and-diming to keep kids from getting vaccinated, those unvaxed kids act as a reservoir for the disease, passing it on to their more vulnerable relations. Some of whom will certainly die. Far more will be desperately ill.

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So the logic goes as follows:

1) The “vaccine” does not prevent infection or transmission (CDC)
2) Children can get and spread the virus
3) So give the children the “vaccine”
4) Go back to #1

At best the “vaccine” offers a personal protection in the form of a claimed reduced severity if infected. It neither prevents infection nor transmission (CDC acknowledges this) therefore those who take the “vaccine” do not help others but only possibly themselves. Therefore it should be a personal choice - no medication is without risk and potential side-effects. In addition, the virus has been found in multiple animal populations which act as a reservoir which will always be with us.

If you think 2 shots, 1st booster, 2nd booster, injecting teenagers, children, babies is the end of it you are naive. Let's all enjoy our 3 monthly boosters forever. I'm sure our children and grand-children will thank us. Buy Pfizer stock - they’re making US$1000 per second from this "vaccine".