Thus far we have seen no evidence that the vax causes fertility issues (has anyone even reported this or is it purely speculative?). We have also not conclusively seen that it does not cause fertility issues.
So, to the anti-vaxers, what sort of evidence would it take to convince you that the vaxes do not cause widespread health issues or future fertility problems? One year? Two years? Five years? I wonder what the benchmark is.
As I've said on here before, I got the vax (Moderna) in March, and I have had no side effects other than a sore arm after shot #1. My children (age < 12) will not be getting vaxed any time soon.
I get it, you're an eloquent voice for your position, even if I don't agree with you.
Isn't your position basically giving up, though? Like, if all men took your position then either the species ends (maybe not a bad thing) or there are a lot of children, both boys and girls, raised only by women.
Thus far we have seen no evidence that the vax causes fertility issues (has anyone even reported this or is it purely speculative?). We have also not conclusively seen that it does not cause fertility issues.
So, to the anti-vaxers, what sort of evidence would it take to convince you that the vaxes do not cause widespread health issues or future fertility problems? One year? Two years? Five years? I wonder what the benchmark is.
As I've said on here before, I got the vax (Moderna) in March, and I have had no side effects other than a sore arm after shot #1. My children (age < 12) will not be getting vaxed any time soon.
At least you don't have to worry about your fertility!
I get it, you're an eloquent voice for your position, even if I don't agree with you.
Isn't your position basically giving up, though? Like, if all men took your position then either the species ends (maybe not a bad thing) or there are a lot of children, both boys and girls, raised only by women.
What's the end game look like for TheImpossible1?
Coward.