I never said it was faulty. I said it has yet to be PERFECTED.
That’s a huge difference.

This is uncharted territory regarding vaccination. The quickest vaccination
to be developed prior to Covid was the vaccine for the mumps, and that
was a 5 year process. Usually, animal testing is implemented first before
the vaccine goes to human trials. That process was bypassed to
a vaccine ASAP.... That’s uncharted territory.

The vaccine does not prevent the spreading or transmission
of the virus. It’s effective in preventing the symptoms, and again the science
has yet to determine the long term efficacy of the vaccine.

Those are the questions that still exist regarding the vaccine.....

And there were some issues when the vaccine was first introduced.
J and J’s first implementation created blood clot issues, so they had to
modify it.

Now, overtime, as I stated, as the science regarding Covid evolves the
concern and caution will not be as great. I go back to my tetanus shot
analogy. The science has been perfected, and I’m very familiar with the
approach and process of the vaccine.