Would you be happy for your children to receive covid-19 vaccine

its a regulated industry and as such details are available. Media and 'google' sources and then choose to report and focus on elements of what are available to suit what ever narrative they want

vaccination greatly reduces this possibility ..... that is why ideally we would have as many of the population vaccinated.

I'm not disagreeing that vaccination reduces the possibility of transmission, I am saying that the reason it reduces transmission is the reduction of symptoms. Children do not, for the most part, have any symptoms. So... ?

Is that how you usually identify medical conditions?

you are skipping around this ... ... mutations occur when the virus can pass around (regardless of symptoms) ... I am saying that high uptake of vaccinations in children will reduce the opportunities for the virus to mutate

I'm not skipping around it at all. The virus can always be passed around like you say, whether vaccinated or not (that's my point). The vaccine doesn't stop this happening. It does however reduce it, by way of lessoning the symptoms (not as much coughing, sneezing, sick for a shorter time, etc).

But kids do not suffer those symptoms for the most part, making that a moot point.

If your kid has a condition that makes them susceptible to severe symptoms or complications from Covid19, then get them vaccinated.

If you suspect they have some mystery condition that you don't know about that also makes them susceptible to severe symptoms or complications from Covid19, then get them vaccinated.

If you are worried about Covid19 for some reason even though your kid is perfectly healthy, then get them vaccinated.

if you are not worried because kids are generally perfectly fine and asymptomatic when it comes to Covid19, the rest of the house is vaccinated, and feel the vaccine hasn't been around long enough or whatever, or just don't want to see your child with the common side effects, then it should be the parents choice and theirs alone whether or not to go ahead with a vaccination.

That's my opinion on it. No crystal ball is required.

More bullsh1t/misinformation!

Seriously, wtf?! Do you seriously believe any legitimate medics anywhere are doing fertility tests on children?! No, they're obviously not! So how, then, could there be any possible link between infertility and the vaccine in the younger population?! This sh1te has already been debunked. Can you please stop spreading this crap?

Re-read the post you're responding to. It's not about the vaccine.

The virus has the ability to mutate regardless of symptoms … your assertion isn’t correct

you are misrepresenting the argument. If the virus is free to circulate in an unvaccinated population it will have opportunities to mutate - including in populations which may or may not have a high proportion of asymptomatic vectors. Vaccinating children will reduce the opportunities the virus will have to mutate regardless of if they show symptoms or not.

Either you are failing to understand my responses or intentionally misinterpreting.

There is only so many times I can say the same thing.

The virus is free to circulate in an unvaccinated population - that's true.

It's also free to circulate in a vaccinated population - that's also true, although you are failing to accept it or acknowledge it.

However - transmission in the vaccinated population is reduced, due to lessoned symptoms because of the vaccine. Sneezing, coughing, recovery time, etc.

So again and this the last time I will respond about this. As the vast vast majority of children already do not suffer those symptoms that are lessoned by the vaccine (and thus reducing spread, and lessoning the chance of mutation) this is a moot point.

Again in brief: transmission possible with vaccine, new variants possible with vaccine, transmission reduced by vaccine through reduced symptoms, but as kids don't generally suffer said symptoms in the first place..

After this we will just have to agree to differ.

As far as i can see this pandemic has targeted groups of people from the very start and by the pandemic I mean the mob. Initially it started out as children were super spreaders. Then it moved onto the elderly people need to cocoon mob shouting again. Then it moved onto the unvaccinated adults and now suprise, surprise we are full circle and back to the children again.

I don't see any need to tbh, they told us all along it Covid was very low risk to children, even used that as an argument for opening schools etc, they also tell us the vaccine doesn't stop you spreading the virus (or getting it - I think), and now they're advising vaccinating those who really don't need the vaccine (yet, anyway).