09-05-2021, 12:46 AM
LRRPF52 Wrote:My understanding is that itÂ’s a clinical/hospital setting where the daughter is being forcibly given one of the Moderna mRNA-1273 SARS-CoV-2 failed countermeasures.
52,
That is rubbish and you should know better than believe the Australian authorities would physically force anyone to get vaccinated.
No-one has been forcibly given Moderna in Australia. Moderna is not even in our country for use by the population yet.
The Therapeutic Goods Administration has given provisional approval for use of Moderna in 12-17 years olds and 25-million doses are booked to arrive in this country at the end of the year. Until then the population has only two choices; AZ, and more recently Pfizer. The Australian government had an 'all eggs in one basket' approach at the start, until the rare side-effects of thrombosis started to spook everyone. Then they scrambled to secure Pfizer, which I have had both doses of.
My symptoms of Pfizer included nothing on the first dose, and a feeling of being punched in the arm the second, three hours after the second injection, plus feeling weird/light headed for half a day. I am now comfortable that when I eventually get Covid I will be sick but not need hospitalisation, and will certainly not die. Good luck to anyone unvaccinated, hopefully your symptoms will be light. Hopefully you will not pass it on to someone who dies.
Back to the video you posted. Looks to me like a custody dispute, but like you I am only guessing. As for the police being called out to help an adult force vaccine into a kid - sometimes I shake my head at the imagination that festers here. I try to keep out of the 2A thread but you were having a go at Australia. My advice is to be constructively critical from now on and stop wallowing in confirmatory bias.