Covid19 - SquareOffs

Are you concerned about Missouri's dropping coronavirus vaccination rate?

Asked by ABC 17 News

325 Votes

Are you concerned about Missouri's dropping coronavirus vaccination rate?

55%

Yes Yes

45%

No No

55%

Yes

Missouri's coronavirus vaccination right is dropping fast even as millions of eligible residents remain unvaccinated.

Missouri's coronavirus vaccination right is dropping fast even as millions of eligible residents remain unvaccinated. Show Less

2 Comments

Randy Wheeler

There are too many people out there that see the "common good" as "government interference". If this were 70 years ago, these same people would claim the polio vaccine was a "communist plot" to take over the world. Polio would be a major scourge on our lives, just as Covid is today.

Max

70 years ago there were not as many Communists in America, as there are now.

Paul Remagen

because everyone should be vaccinated, to get this covid under control and we can get back to a little normal things again.

45%

No

Missourians continue to get vaccinated even though the rate has slowed. And the level of new virus cases remains well below the pandemic's highs.

Missourians continue to get vaccinated even though the rate has slowed. And the level of new virus cases remains well below the pandemic's highs. Show Less

3 Comments

Steve TheBmann

Hyperbole, all of it.......

Jim Haaf

Find Dr Peter McCullough that is all the information that you need. By definition this jab is not a vaccine

Tim Mallory

Because it’s a ridiculous virus. 98.3% chance of surviving it, no reason to shut down the world for it.

Asked by ABC 17 News

240 Votes

Will Missouri reach herd immunity?

26%

Yes Yes

74%

No No

26%

Yes

Vaccination rates continue to go up as supply rises to meet demand. Scientists estimate anywhere from 75% to 90% of the population will need to be immune to coronavirus to reach... Show More

Vaccination rates continue to go up as supply rises to meet demand. Scientists estimate anywhere from 75% to 90% of the population will need to be immune to coronavirus to reach herd immunity. Show Less

1 Comments

Max

Does the herd immunity only apply to the sheeple?

74%

No

Shots are being given at a slower rate in Missouri over the last two weeks as clinics routinely end with unused shots.

Shots are being given at a slower rate in Missouri over the last two weeks as clinics routinely end with unused shots. Show Less

3 Comments

Vernon Taylor

We're not in a herd mentality already?

Max

I'm not sure if being led around by the nose is the same as herd mentality or not, but I agree with you!

Randy Wheeler

There are too many "vax deniers" that will NEVER get the shots and they'll keep creating mutations of this virus.

Max

Most people call this the flu.

Randel Hearne

As the virus mutates the vaccines will become less effective and will have to be readjusted and given each fall. There will be a number of people who haven't taken any vaccine who will get infected. This resemble our regular flu outbreaks in the fall and winter from now on..

Asked by ABC 17 News

414 Votes

Should schools hold in-person proms?

80%

Yes Yes

20%

No No

80%

Yes

Schools in Mid-Missouri are holding proms in-person this year after the pandemic canceled the events last year. In Columbia, Battle and Rock Bridge high schools held proms over ... Show More

Schools in Mid-Missouri are holding proms in-person this year after the pandemic canceled the events last year. In Columbia, Battle and Rock Bridge high schools held proms over the weekend. Show Less

1 Comment

Max

Time to resume life, the Scamdemic is over.

20%

No

Some health experts and parents say the coronavirus is still too active to safely hold large, in-person events such as proms.

Some health experts and parents say the coronavirus is still too active to safely hold large, in-person events such as proms. Show Less

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Covid19 SquareOffs

Are you concerned about Missouri's dropping coronavirus vaccination rate?

55% Yes Yes

45% No No

55% Yes

45% No

Will Missouri reach herd immunity?

26% Yes Yes

74% No No

26% Yes

74% No

Should schools hold in-person proms?

80% Yes Yes

20% No No

80% Yes

20% No

About Covid19

55%

Yes Yes

45%

No No

55%

Yes

45%

No

26%

Yes Yes

74%

No No

26%

Yes

74%

No

80%

Yes Yes

20%

No No

80%

Yes

20%

No