Trump: ‘Vaccine For Everyone That Wants To Get It, But Not Everyone Wants To Get It’

Many people have been concerned there will be forced vaccination on the American people. That seems highly unlikely, Trump helped to calm those fears by saying,

We’re looking for a full vaccine for everyone that wants to get it, but not everyone wants to get it.

A forced vaccination on the American people would be the biggest civil rights violation in history. That seems to matter little these days considering the lockdowns.

However, with the numerous protests taking place already, any forced vaccination would certainly trigger a response from the American people.

Most will accept the vaccine, most want the vaccine. We know the government is working to produce over 300 million doses, and the military will be involved with distributing it. We also know it will be the fastest vaccine ever produced.

In my opinion, this means it is not properly tested. The previous record vaccine to market took 5 years, that was the Ebola vaccine. The COVID-19 vaccine will be produced and administered in less than 1 years time.

Long term health effects will never be known. This reminds me of the 1976 Swine Flu vaccine that harmed many people.

While I have always doubted the vaccine would be mandatory for the average American, I do feel some companies will force their employees to receive the vaccine. For years now, hospitals have fired nurses and other staff for not accepting a vaccine. In other hospitals, those who refuse a vaccine are forced to wear a mask while on shift. We will have to wait and see how this all plays out.

No one should make this decision for you, you should pray about it. Talk to God, and go from there.

In related news…

Sailors On Sidelined Carrier Get Virus For Second Time

Navy personal caught COVID-19 a second time. That goes against common medical knowledge. People typically get sick, build immunity beating the virus, and any future encounters with it.

For these Navy men to catch COVID-19 again means the virus had to mutate. From all the literature I have read on the subject, that would render even a perfectly matched vaccine useless.

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