Well, it has happened. Last week an email was sent out, notifying all of us who refused the shot, that we have until October 31 to comply, lest we be terminated. Now I’m in quite the pickle. My wife has told me that if I lose my job due to refusal, she’ll leave me. She’s 100% on board with narrative. Thinks Fauci is infallible.
I have no idea what to do. I’m a nurse. All of my eggs in this basket. It’s like watching a guillotine in slow motion.

@Wilkinsonus The J&J shot is a conventional vaccine. Just get that.

@Moon incorrect. Far from conventional

@Wilkinsonus its an inactivated virus part vaccine

@Moon @Wilkinsonus I don't think it is, it's a vector virus that's modified to not reproduce itself but the spike protein

@lain @Moon @Wilkinsonus > However, if a viral vector vaccine uses a virus that you’ve already been exposed to and, therefore, have pre-existing immunity for, the vaccine won’t be as effective for you. That’s why scientists creating these vaccines try to choose versions of viruses that we’re unlikely to encounter naturally — in the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca vaccines, the adenovirus is a strain that is found only in chimpanzees.^1

they're giving us a chimp cold lol

1 https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/blog/explaining-johnson-johnson-astrazeneca-vaccines

@nik @Moon @Wilkinsonus I think it's more traditional than the mRNA stuff but yeah. Novavax (coming soon) is a dead virus, afaik

@lain @nik @Wilkinsonus yeah you're right it's not an inactivated, I was wrong, but they've apparently been around a long time in research labs without people absolutely freaking the fuck out about them