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Vaccines must be available freely, widely and early, without pre-booking and payment requirements.
Evening or weekend appointments would be quite cool for me actually.
I’m sure it varies by province, but they were available in like October at pretty much any pharmacy in Saskatchewan. Walk in, do the little questionnaire, get poked, wander the store for 10 mins to make sure there’s no adverse reactions, making a total of about 15 minutes in and out.
Same in Quebec.
I get my shots just about every year including this one. I’ve been sick 3 times since October. To be fair, I have a suspicion it’s been a mild case of covid, a rough go of the flu, and a cold. But fml it’s been a rough few months.
Personally I always forget to book an appointment, because I have to do that in BC. I’ve tried to get the shots when walking by a random pharmacy a few times, but the first time the only had flu shots, the other times I was told to book an appointment, even though the signs they put outside said I didn’t need one… :|
Just booked one now.
There are infinite reasons, many bad ones but my fuck when an article doesn’t get how grammar works, well, yeah, that’s a pretty explicit example of “experts don’t know shit.”
Yes it’s a whom here. “Who do Canadians trust on health care?” Fuck me sideways, if you, and your editors, don’t know how English works, why the fuck should we trust you on facts?
When news comes out about divergence of flu strain and the vaccine targeted strains, many people read it (incorrectly) as “the vaccine this year doesn’t work”. I don’t get the vaccine, and I haven’t had a fever with the flu for like 10 years (I have 5 Covid shots and got covid twice). It’s mostly just my laziness, and I don’t see the benefit over being consciously against it.
Watch this: Dr. John Campbell on negative efficacy. I wasn’t “anti vax” before COVID hit. Remember, It was the Orange Asshole who bragged about Project Warp Speed. I sincerely believe these rotten fucks (a.k.a. the government) are trying to kill us off, like the “boiling frog” analogy (which was supposedly disproven).
Instance name checks out
John Lorimer Campbell is an English YouTuber and retired nurse educator who has made videos about the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially, the videos received praise, but they later diverged into COVID-19 misinformation.[1] He has been criticised for suggesting COVID-19 deaths have been over-counted,[2] repeating false claims about the use of ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment, and providing misleading commentary about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines.[3]
Did you know that the CDC approved Ivermectin as a treatment for COVID last year? I bet you’re one of those dipshits that still call it “horse paste” (a Nobel Prize winning medicine). I take Wikipedia with a grain of salt, it being about as reliable as network news, and just as controlled by certain initialized groups. Do you accept network news this uncritically?
