Are vaccines harmful to health?

This is a good question. The world has a lot of questions that will never been answered ,the covid vaccine has MRC-5 in it which is aborted fetus cells.

The chance of actually getting one is close to zero, get vaxxed!

Only time can tell how good or bad the vaccines are. There are pros and cons

medicine is just trial and error but modern science isnt be all end all but government public trials are very useful and free for everyone to look into

For what it's worth, a nurse friend of mine confessed that none of the doctors at her practice took the vaccine. They all took a dose home and said "I'm gonna do it myself later" while marking themselves as vaccinated on the government system, which I thought was quite suspicious.

Personally, I didn't get vaccinated because the government, media and pharmaceutical companies were acting very shady about it, plus I'd already contracted and recovered from the original Covid alpha strain.

It should be noted that me and the friends I live with have all contracted the virus, had no long-term side effects from it and have never contracted it since despite being exposed to it quite frequently (one of my friends even worked in a quarantine hotel). Meanwhile I've noticed people who are vaccinated seem to get the virus quite often despite the purpose of vaccine being to stop infection.

I don't think the vaccine is designed to kill people or anything -- that would make literally no sense -- but something doesn't add up regardless and there's a lack of information to really figure out whats going on there.

Doctor said so but I don't trust no one

Vaccines were made for a reason, im guessing not to be harmful

Some effects need years to show. Only time will tell.

Vaccines vary depending on what they're vaccinating against. I trust (most) doctors/scientists, so would go to them if I had questions. But with all science especially in healthcare, you can't always predict everything especially long term effects.

it depends on who you ask. if it were me, then i'd say no. if it were somebody else, then maybe yes.