Where do you stand?

Politically I'd say I'm middle/left.

Don't understand or agree with the the far right. Never will.

Yes I had my vaccines for COVID.
COVID was an unknown deadly virus, I wasn't risking it. I have children and the thought of leaving them behind should I get really ill, scares me enormously. I have had it, felt pretty shitty, but had I not had my vaccine I may have been a lot worse.
I lost my best friend to it, yes she had underlying issues but ultimately it was COVID that contributed to her death.

I don't think the vaccines were a money making/brainwashing hoax, I think they have helped save many lives.

Your views/experiences?

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Lanie78 · 41-45, F

While I agree the media played a big part. A lot of scare mongering etc.
COVID is still a deadly virus.
Historically there has been other Pandemics and back then there was no media, no real science to prevent illness (vaccines) and again many people died.

For some yes vaccines they'll have an adverse reaction to but still that's a small minority of people. So when you look at it logically being vaccinated is common sense.

Again though it is personal choice, and your vaccination status shouldn't effect employment etc.