When will the vaccination end?

[Natsuu]

The problem we have with the vaccination is that we don't know how long the immunity is going to last. There are two issues, first the immunity could stop after 1 or 2 years and we would need to get a new vaccine. The second issue would be that there will be mutations on the future that are immune to the vaccine. It is hard to give probabilities to these events.

I have read it many times before that the immunity the vax provides only lasts 6 months at best. Not a year or two. They want everybody to get vaccinated every 6 months, forever. This is not like the flu-shots which only the elderly people get after a certain age. They want this for everybody, forever.

Obviously, it is not going to happen.

If you correlate your statement to his statement,

Then the vaccination will stop after all of the people have already been vaccinated, cause the mutation of the virus will stop.

There is no need for this to be forever, the mutations only happen to someone who was "INFECTED" by the virus itself. it won't mutate if it doesn't have a host.

[just_Alice]

The problem we have with the vaccination is that we don't know how long the immunity is going to last. There are two issues, first the immunity could stop after 1 or 2 years and we would need to get a new vaccine. The second issue would be that there will be mutations on the future that are immune to the vaccine. It is hard to give probabilities to these events.

I have read it many times before that the immunity the vax provides only lasts 6 months at best. Not a year or two. They want everybody to get vaccinated every 6 months, forever. This is not like the flu-shots which only the elderly people get after a certain age. They want this for everybody, forever.

Obviously, it is not going to happen.

If you correlate your statement to his statement,

Then the vaccination will stop after all of the people have already been vaccinated, cause the mutation of the virus will stop.

There is no need for this to be forever, the mutations only happen to someone who was "INFECTED" by the virus itself. it won't mutate if it doesn't have a host.

Correct, but the major problem here is that it is impossible to vaccinate everyone simultaneously. If the presumable effect after the vaccine lasts 6 months, this means that every single person needs to be vaccinated within that time, because otherwise there will be a time window in which some people may get a recurrent infection, allowing the virus to mutate. And this can go on and on in circles.

However, the mutations aren't as big a threat as people see them. The thing is when a person receives a vaccine - it triggers the T-cells and antibodies response against the various regions of the spike protein. If mutations occur in the genes that encode this S-protein - it will only cause slight changes in the structure. Thus, most likely there will be an adaptive immunity even against the new variants of the virus in vaccinated people.

[Zilon]

Politics has taken over the order of the day. Most countries aren't actually concerned more about vaccinating it's citizens, their drive is towards making substantial lootings for their personal interest. I wouldn't be surprised if at the end of the whole vaccination 3/10 of the world population don't get this vaccines. We are actually living in a terrible society where no body cares any more. Every man is just concerned about how to utilize every single opportunity to make wealth and create fame.

[m. yasir]

Many opinions have emerged to discuss when it will end because this is a global disaster and all countries feel a big impact, especially the economic sector.  on the other hand, there are those who want this to continue because there are many things they can get money, position, fame for.

[shoreno]

obviously , vaccines will roll out in every countries in the world but not every individuals can get vaccinated because vaccine in some countries are for sale , if countries make it free some individuals will not allow themselves to get vaccinated because they are afraid of what will the effect in their bodies . dunno if covid is verified to be man made or not so dont say they started this but we can see they are making an effort to put this to an end but its just people are sometimes hard headed and cant follow simple protocols .

[famososMuertos]

For your specific question in the title, the covid vaccination will take years ... many, let's hope that your health control will last months.

That is why rigid social distancing controls and  the basic rules of prevention are still important.

[BADecker]

When will the vaccination end?


In 4 to 6 years when the smart un-vaccinated people have seen all the dead/autistic/sickened vaccinated ones. The sick ones will not provide enough money to government to cure them (which government can't do, anyway), and the smart ones will have started PMA altcoin businesses so they don't have to pay taxes. At the height of it, the medical will have destroyed themselves.

[Desmong]

There's an agenda for this vaccination of a thing. The question is why do they decided to produce it in two pairs. You will need to take the first vaccine before taking the second one. Their is an agenda for this which I wouldn't comment much for now.

[tabas]

It is unlikely that everyone will be vaccinated in the world. There are those that are against it and not willing to have their shots. It's impossible but I think we'll get the herd immunity once the supply gets flooded in covax facility.
It's just a matter of time and soon we'll be free from this pandemic but there will be some isolated cases.

[dongyi17]

It will take time years perhaps for as long as there still covid going on around the world there will always be vaccine, their target would be as far as the covid is present. and so per your question is concerned I think it will not end yet, we never know what will happen after everyone is vaccinated and comes next.. let's just hope for the best.

[CryptocurencyKing]

I'll start by asking this,
Has the vaccination for small pox and chicken pox ended?

You can answer that for yourselves but then, vaccination has been around even when a disease has been farely controlled and as such, I don't think vaccination would end ever, so long as there is human still on earth.

It is a preventive measure and like we rightly know, "prevention is better than cure". Which is a good move towards the control of any disease and has been proven effective over the years.

So, should vaccination actually help in the control of COVID-19, it is expected to continue. The available vaccines might not be enough for the populace at the moment but in time, it would be as available as any other regular drug.

[BADecker]

When will the vaccination end?


When the people start to need a vaccination every couple of days to survive the vaccine induced diseases. Let's hope people will start to recognize the medical vaccine hoax before it gets to this point.

[PIR]

Their goal is for everyone to get vaccinated but we know that not everyone want to get one, in any country I am sure there are few who don't and for some countries who are not that much affected I don't think they would needed to get vaccinated, or perhaps for protection purposes... it will only end once everyone get vaccinated.

[Mauser]

Since Covid is a global pandemic, I am curious to know if it is in the plan to vaccinate everyone in the world? Do you think it is even possible to vaccinate everyone in the world? If not, why then have they started something they will not finish? Is this not just another way to put a pipe from the countries economy to the pocket of our politicians?

I have bad news for you, just read on Monday morning that it appears the immunity after the vaccination drops off between 12-16 months. It is very likely that we all need another shot in 2022. It will probably be only one instead of two shots and also the side effects are going to be not so severe. While the politicians are making decent money always, I think the big money is being made in the pharma companies. The big players producing the vaccine, the test centers all around the world, the pharmacies selling more drugs. The whole supply chain in pharma is getting rich right now.

[Similificator]

Yes. The whole plan of the people who are on top who govern the normal people like us is to actually get everyone one in the world vaccinated as soon as possible. And it is only natural since it's the best solution there is that they can think of at the moment. Although it may still take a few years more, I think it is achievable since the people who are promoting this seems to be serious about the idea. Maybe because the end for this virus isn't visible yet and may be impossible to eradicate (at least for now). 

[Renampun]

Since Covid is a global pandemic, I am curious to know if it is in the plan to vaccinate everyone in the world? Do you think it is even possible to vaccinate everyone in the world? If not, why then have they started something they will not finish? Is this not just another way to put a pipe from the countries economy to the pocket of our politicians?

As long as this covid is still living with us, I think vaccination will continue for a long time...

it is possible to vaccinate all the people in the world as long as all citizens are willing to be vaccinated. every year there are new variants created and vaccines must be updated every year, I think in the future this covid will only be like the flu.

[Lordhermes]

Since Covid is a global pandemic, I am curious to know if it is in the plan to vaccinate everyone in the world? Do you think it is even possible to vaccinate everyone in the world? If not, why then have they started something they will not finish? Is this not just another way to put a pipe from the countries economy to the pocket of our politicians?

I don't literally think it will be possible that everybody in the universe will probably get the vaccines tab. Because, some people still thinks Covid-19 is a scam set up by the Government. They don't believe it real. Why some don't even want the vaccines in their system.

[BADecker]

When will the vaccination end?


When the syringe is empty.

[franky1]

the vaccination ends at the tip of the needle

[ampu]

Vaccines are a temporary measure of solutions against disease. If in the future this virus develops to a new level, humanity will require the creation of newer vaccines or drugs to fight this disease.
The spread of the Coronavirus is complicated so every country in the world wants its people to be vaccinated to continue economic and cultural activities. So the vaccination will take a long time.