>You continue to state that people are/were holding out from
>being vaccinated
>because of ethical reasons, and that is not factual.
>

I am starting to understand that you are not very smart. I was stating that is the only real place where there is a discussion to be had. The SCIENCE is not up for debate. The scientific community has spoken, the science is clear. Which is why it's not scientists who are out here telling people not to get vaccinated.

>Receipts:
>
>“Thirty percent of unvaccinated American adults say
>they’re waiting for the COVID-19 vaccines currently
>authorized for emergency use to be officially approved by the
>U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The FDA has since granted
>that approval for those age 16 and older for the
>Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Aug. 23, 2021. What had to happen
>for the FDA to advance from emergency use authorization, or
>EUA, to full approval?”


LOL this is what people say! What people "say" and their actual reasons for doing things often do not intersect.

How many Trump supporters will say they voted for him because they are racist? Very few

But it's clear that racism is a key part of Trump's support and his base.

30% of unvaccinated SAY they are waiting for FDA approval. Okay, well it came! Let me know when you find out how many of these people rushed to get a vaccine the next day.

>
>The FDA just recently approved the Covid vaccine. Prior to
>that it was only
>authorized for emergency use because Covid is a worldwide
>pandemic, so the
>FDA allowed it to be manufactured to help combat Covid even
>though they had yet
>to approve it. That was the argument by a lot of people in
>regards to being uncertain
>and about taking the vaccine - SO IT HAD A LOT TO DO WITH THE
>SCIENCE.

See above. People say all types of shit. You were in here saying the vaccine was developed without animal trials. You didn't know what you were talking about. Neither do these people.

>
>For a vaccine to be authorized for emergency use it only has
>to met a
>few requirements, which is vastly different from meeting
>requirements
>for full approval....that left a lot of people highly
>skeptical.
>
>Even the FDA acknowledge that:
>
>“While millions of people have already safely received
>COVID-19 vaccines,
>we recognize that for some, the FDA approval of a vaccine may
>now instill
>additional confidence to get vaccinated. Today’s milestone
>puts us one step
>closer to altering the course of this pandemic in the U.S.”
>
>
>https://theconversation.com/what-does-full-fda-approval-of-a-vaccine-do-if-its-already-authorized-for-emergency-use-165654
>
>So again you are WRONG when you say people were holding out or
>still holding
>out due to their beliefs. And people are still concerned about
>the long term efficacy
>of the vaccine, but the recent FDA approval will definitely
>make some of those individuals more confident about taking the
>vaccine.
>
>But I’m sure you will leap frog that like you’ve been
>doing....even with the
>RECiPTS in your face.


I have answered every single one of your specious and inane arguments. Every single one. Meanwhile you are thread hopping trying to make something stick.

Why don't you tell me more about the "perfected" tetanus vaccine. You replied to my post but ignored the subject of the tetanus vaccine (something you brought up) to say a whole bunch of nothing about a different subject.