Johnson and Johnson Vax, is it Safer than the Other Vax's, Need Help...

Why do you keep posting derogatory comments about fast food workers? You're almighty daughter will die just like the burger flippers you so highly disdain, you snooty bitch. Yes, advise your daughter to take the shot to save her career. You deserve the grief it will bring. Might take you down a notch.

The J&J "vaccine" is one of the worst ones. It's being banned in some countries. Total garbage and someone in my family has been completely delibilitated with it with all over bone and joint pain and numb legs. Also, they are saying now that one shot isn't enough and you'll need a booster right away.

Yes it is... nobody is forcing your daughter. Forcing means they chase her, held her down and forcefully jab her

All the rest is convenience choices.

You are basically saying she is ready to kill herself to stay rich.

Jeebus y’all
I hope your daughter is smarter than this here gotdam thread.
Wouldn’t be surprised if a bunch of y’all got the virus an died ya morans

This is the mistake that people are making. It doesn't use mRNA technology but it DOES use another method to create the spike protein. It isn't the mrna that is killing people and causing strokes. It is the generation of the spike protein.

My best friend (who is in his 60's and obese) got the Janssen/Johnson & Johnson vax at a local drug store (against my pleas not to get any Covid vax until the clinical trials are complete). He tells me that he has not had any adverse reactions. I figure that either he actually received a saline shot without his knowledge, or if it was the real vax he can count himself lucky so far.

The worst potentially anaphylactic shock-triggering chemical in the Janssen/Johnson & Johnson Covid seems to be Polysorbate 80, a chemical that can additionally cross the blood-brain barrier and therefore deliver the "spike protein" into the human brain.

But the mRNA vaccines contain even worse chemicals that have even more potential to do harm. Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) is in both the Moderna and Pfizer shot, and has an even more extensive association with adverse reactions than Polysorbate 80. And worse yet is the Hexane in the Prizer shot.

The Patient and Caregiver info sheets for all these vaccines (which can be found online via the pharma company and the FDA websites) include lists of the ingredients and a statement from the pharma companies that any person who is allergic to any ingredients in the vaccines should not take them.

Seems to me that any person being pressured to take the shot, especially if they have a history of allergies and/or multiple chemical sensitivities and specifically if they have had a previous bad reaction to Polysorbate 80, PEG, and/or Hexane would be prudent to visit an allergist and get a letter from the doctor on the doctor's official stationary stating that the person should not receive any of the currently available shots due to these and/or other ingredients.

One of my siblings ended up in a position where it was increasingly difficult to carry out the responsibilities of their everyday life without getting the jab. They didn't want it, but finally made the decision to get it. They got the J&J--not because it's so great, but after doing their own research decided it was the least-bad option of a bad bunch.

My sibling has an appropriate science background to understand how each vaccine works, weigh the risks, and make an informed choice. Their spouse has not been jabbed, and will not be, nor will their children (they've agreed to pull their kids out of school and homeschool them if it comes to that).

This is a person who picked up on what a massive mindfuck and pack of lies the Covid pandemic has been pretty quickly. We've never masked or limited contact with each other, or other family members who felt the same way. They thought they could avoid getting the jab--and yes, maybe they could have--but as the primary breadwinner in their family, who has some pretty heavy professional responsibilities as well, they weighed their options and made their own decision.

My own advice to your daughter would be to wait as long as she possibly can before getting the jab--like, up to the point where they're telling her she'll be fired if she doesn't have it by a certain date. There's always the possibility that, between now and the time getting the jab might become mandatory, things will change.

And during that time, I suggest she look at other employment options that will let her use her education and experience. There may be police departments, or other LE agencies, who don't require getting the jab. Or maybe there are options in the private sector that don't require it (and would pay more, lol).

Get Moderna or Pfizer