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    Experts say a working Covid vaccine coming 2022 earliest. Get ready for another 1-2 years of this shit.

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    • *sigh*SimonFFM
    • "experts"pablo28
    • Funny how no one talks about the origins. I haven't heard of any mass Bat or Pangolin culling.shapesalad
    • You'd think if they were the source of Covid they'd be a culling, to stop further outbreaks. But nope. So Lab leak it is then....shapesalad
    • link ? 'news'here suggest otherwise...
      https://mp.weixin.qq…      d_gitale
    • Because they doubt that the first batch of vaccine will be successful.NBQ00
    • UK may be vaccinating certain groups from December if trials continue to be all good. Rest of us will be rolled out April>June.microkorg
    • It's a trap, money is king.ApeRobot
    • If people wore masks, if we social distance correctly, lock down when necessary, and contact trace we should be able to get back to relative/new normal sooner.jtb26
    • ^ this
      Also, I very much doubt we’ll get anywhere close to a safe, effective vaccine before 2022, if at all.      Continuity
    • Trump told us a few months months ago...the vaccine was only weeks away.utopian
    • "why wear a mask, when i can just want all bats killed off?" christ, i hope you can't voteimbecile
    • imbecile - bat culling, would be this: a bat in a region pass on a coronavirus causing a pandemic in humans. If all humans, wear lock down + mask for 6 monthsshapesalad
    • ...whats to stop a further out break from the same virus coming from more bats?shapesalad
    • Why do you think they kill pigs, cows, chickens when a virus epidemic spreads amongst them with the high risk of human infection?shapesalad
    • If the source of illness was from an poisoned well, would you keep drinking from there? If the source of coronavirus is from bats in wuhan, why hasn't thereshapesalad
    • been a localised cull, to stop further re-infections and species jumping?shapesalad
    • If only people would stop eating and playing with Bats and Pangolins.utopian
    • The virus is so widespread in humans already, would it really matter if someone got infected from a bat again?yuekit
    • A new virus would obviously be a real concern but if SARS 2 was transmitted to humans again I'm not sure anyone would even notice at this point.yuekit
    • according to that flawed logic, we should kill surrounding humans because some of them have diseases. i hope you can't and haven't procreated.imbecile
    • culling is for controlled environments. I have lived in asia, seen the effects of these decisions first hand. murder a naturally migrating species? fruitlessimbecile
    • There will be no real 100% efficient Covid vaccine.i_was
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