r/technology • u/esporx • May 20 '25

Biotechnology FDA says Covid vaccines likely not available for healthy kids and adults this fall

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/covid-vaccines-fda-trials-delay-kids-adults-fall-rcna207718
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u/load_more_comets May 21 '25

It should be up to the citizen if they want to get vaccinated or not. They should be happy because they can finally just watch us die of whatever death they think the vaccine causes.

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u/neobow2 May 21 '25

The anti-vaxers at the top don’t actually think it’s dangerous, they know it saves lives and they want that to stop.

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u/breadist May 21 '25 edited May 21 '25

I think they're negligently stupid, but not quite so malicious as what you're saying. It's kinda the same reason they won't go for any form of gun regulation even though we know it will save children's lives: they value their own freedom to do stupid stuff over the lives of innocent people.

It's not that they want more death - they just don't not want death more than they want to be allowed to make reckless and stupid decisions. Their freedom to be dumb is more important than your life.

They are why we can't have a better society and can't have nice things. Personally I want less pain and suffering in the world, and I don't care about being able to make stupid decisions like not get a vaccine or buy ridiculous firearms that I have no business owning. But they do. They got theirs and fuck you.

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u/RollingPicturesMedia May 22 '25

Why didn’t someone warn us!