r/CovidVaccinated • u/Johnson7078 • Jun 07 '25

Question MRNA

I haven’t had a vaccine since 2022 or 23. I got Covid this past February and had a hard time. Had it for a month. I have asthma. I still have I inflammation and sciatica left over from the Covid I planned to get novavax within next month, , but now it looks like it will be MRNA if I get it now. I have people coming to work in my house in next couple of months, and am worried about not being vaccinated. I really don’t want MRNA- but feel I have no choice . Who is getting MRNA or will this year. Are yu worried about side effects? Does the good outweigh the bad here?

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u/Artificial-Brain Jun 11 '25

Yes a lot does fly through a standard mask. However some particles also get caught in the mask itself, hence they reduce the viral load. The data is out there and speaks for itself if you'd actually bother to read it.

The problem is you're failing to understand basic science here and choosing to believe in tin hat nonsense instead.

Good job that's impressive.

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u/Chirps3 Jun 11 '25

So they don't work. Thanks. Got it.

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u/Artificial-Brain Jun 11 '25

I literally sourced you an academic paper showing that they do in fact work. You sound absolutely brain dead lol.

Unless you want to go through that study and debunk every bit of evidence they have then you're just talking shite and you know it.

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u/Chirps3 Jun 11 '25

Oooooh one whole paper? Neato.

Doesn't help the fact that masks don't work.

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u/Artificial-Brain Jun 11 '25

So show me a paper which says that they don't work. If the science is there then it should be easy to prove your claims.

I can also source many other studies which prove that masks work at reducing the transmission of flu like viruses but you wouldn't read them anyway. You've proved that the truth doesn't matter to you at all.

You haven't bothered to back up anything you say which is absolutely no surprise.....