Posted on Nov 13, 2023
Pfizer CEO's vaccine message sparks attacks from vaccine skeptics
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A message from Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla has brought attacks from vaccine skeptics on social media, with his post receiving more than 3 million views.
Bourla's November 9 post on X (formerly Twitter) celebrated the three-year anniversary of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine passing safety trials. "Three years ago today, we were able to share with the world the joyous news that our #COVID19 vaccine was highly effective in preventing disease," Bourla wrote.
Bourla's November 9 post on X (formerly Twitter) celebrated the three-year anniversary of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine passing safety trials. "Three years ago today, we were able to share with the world the joyous news that our #COVID19 vaccine was highly effective in preventing disease," Bourla wrote.
Pfizer CEO's vaccine message sparks attacks from vaccine skeptics
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He's going to take a lot of heat since every other category of deaths plummeted during covid. The differentiation of dying "with Covid" or "From Covid" really drew anger from people. I had a friend die in a motorcycle accident and his cause of death was Covid, because they tested him in the ER and came back positive. The family was pissed, because that changed the insurance coverage death benefit.
Government officials HAD to make Covid as scary as they could to convince people to get the jab. Once people like me got it and had nothing more than flu-like symptoms, they figured out just how survivable the virus was, through all of its variants. Yes, old and infirm people should be vaccinated, but there is absolutely no reason for children and healthy teens to get it.
Government officials HAD to make Covid as scary as they could to convince people to get the jab. Once people like me got it and had nothing more than flu-like symptoms, they figured out just how survivable the virus was, through all of its variants. Yes, old and infirm people should be vaccinated, but there is absolutely no reason for children and healthy teens to get it.
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