Hear or watch Pfizer’s new COVID-19 ad campaign promoting vaccines among 5-11 year olds and you could get sick.
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Children – some too young to read – are touted as “superheroes” in commercials for being the first in their age group to receive the Pfizer vaccine.
Don’t get me wrong: the vaccine was great for the elderly, and people with health problems make them particularly susceptible to death from COVID.
But there’s no statistical reason why most kids ages 5-11 need a huge drug company to inject this into their bodies. There is no health, medical, or math reason why children need this. Yet Pfizer tells kids that if they want to be a “superhero” – if they want to show their courage, their courage, their ability to try new things – then they need this shot.
In San Francisco, schools with new “Jabs-for-Juniors” are expected to soon require a vaccination before they can attend classes. Imagine kindergarten kids need a government vaccination card before they can walk around the schoolyard.
Why is it so important, so important, so urgent for children to have the injection?
As always, start by following the money. Currently, Pfizer is the only company authorized by the US Federal Drug Administration to distribute the COVID vaccine for 5-11 year olds. It’s not Moderna.
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When the market closed on Wednesday, Moderna stock was worth $ 342 per share. According to the hours, Moderna posted $ 5 billion in revenue for the third quarter – more than 20% less than expected. On Thursday, the stock plunged, closing at $ 282 per share. In a single day, Moderna lost nearly $ 25 billion in corporate value.
Meanwhile, Pfizer’s third-quarter earnings were $ 2 billion above what was forecast. Why? Currently, Pfizer is the only company authorized to give its vaccine to children aged 5 and over.
Parents have a tough decision to make: ditch Junior and entrust them to the same company that forced the opioid epidemic on us – or resist the Vax and risk being a little social outcast.
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