Is the coronavirus vaccine effective? The memes tackling naysayers
The coronavirus vaccines are currently being distributed out to the rest of the world in mass millions, and politicians & experts such as Dr. Anthony Fauci has even been quoted assuring American citizens that “By the time we get to the early fall (of 2021), we will have enough good herd immunity to be able to really get back to some strong semblance of normality”.
The New York Post reported Friday that recent test trials prove the new Johnson & Johnson one-shot coronavirus vaccine is only sixty-six percent effective, which is a significant difference from the two-shot Moderna & Pfizer vaccine that boasts efficacy rates of around ninety-five percent.
Medical publication Stat News added some hopeful news though, stating the shot “was found to be 85 percent effective in preventing severe cases leading to hospitalization or death”. As new strains emerge around the world, the coronavirus vaccine continues to act as a beacon of hope for most people that things can finally return to normal soon.
However, the safety of vaccinations still remains a highly controversial debate around the world, and despite scientific evidence leaning heavily towards vaccines being safe, stubborn anti-vaxxers still exist in masses. Of course, memes on both sides have been spreading around social media like wildfire. Check out all the best jokes tackling naysayers of the coronavirus vaccine here for a good laugh.
Some people worry that vaccines have microchips in them that will track them
Their phones: pic.twitter.com/FMDCPeUiVh
— Zulian (@ZulianJoubert) August 14, 2020
Microchips?
We hate to break this to you, but if you’re anti-vax solely because you believe the coronavirus vaccine will somehow microchip you, the mobile device you’re probably reading this on is already doing the job.
If you’ve ever applied the five second rule, you don’t need to worry about what’s in the vaccine
— ADHDean (@ADHDeanASL) December 15, 2020
Five second rule
In response to anti-vaxxers on the internet, people started a trend that joked if you’ve already done something that’s considered gross, then “you don’t need to worry about what’s in the vaccine”, and we have to admit they’re quite hilarious.
if u eat jack in the box tacos don’t worry about what’s in the covid vaccine
— sharon (@sharonperez__) December 12, 2020
Public lunch in America
What American could ever forget about the horrors of public school lunch food? We have to admit though, the chicken sandwiches & grilled cheese were definitely guilty pleasures.
if u eat jack in the box tacos don’t worry about what’s in the covid vaccine
— sharon (@sharonperez__) December 12, 2020
Jack in the Box tacos
Let’s just say there’s a reason why those Jack in the Box tacos are so cheap . . .
me celebrating me realising
a potential there will be
covid vaccine an anti-vax
movement pic.twitter.com/pv2vOQk93f— toni collette stan account (@HarryPhillips15) November 9, 2020
If only things could be that simple
When news broke that a coronavirus vaccine had been created, this was obviously great news for everyone – until they remembered that the anti-vax movement existed.
This is from the Pfizer v-a-c-c-i-n-e. Please understand these shots cause harm. Injury is REAL and not rare. It’s a shame these poor people are being gaslighted, and social media giants are censoring them. pic.twitter.com/mOHDygcLr6
— brooke (@findingfrances) January 17, 2021
Pfizer v-a-c-c-i-n-e
Mocking anti-vaxxers on social media, many posted hilarious videos joking about the effects of the coronavirus vaccine. If you’re a fan of comedian Nathan Fielder, you’ll definitely love this one.
me when people ask who i feel about Pfizer pic.twitter.com/JAmxW0ju7M
— Louis Staples (@LouisStaples) November 9, 2020
Pfizer: the mother we’ve never had
This is how we’ll all feel if the coronavirus vaccine really does its job and sends the world back to normal.
“I’m not getting a COVID vaccine so they can microchip me,” the man typed into his phone that tracks his every thought and constantly logs his location
— WallStreetBets CEO (@SortaBad) November 9, 2020
Horrors of the modern world
In all honesty though, do you really believe a microchip can fit inside that small syringe & tiny needle in a coronavirus vaccine?
I have a Facebook pal from the old days in my pub screaming about “am not taking a vaccine, you don’t know what’s in it” this is the same guy who used to buy ecstasy pills off a one eyed guy called Ganga Gary.
— Janey Godley (@JaneyGodley) December 2, 2020
Oh, Ganga Gary
If you want to check out just what the anti-vaxxers are saying, we’re sure your timeline on that old Facebook account you haven’t logged into for years will give you all the info you need.
Zoom
We wouldn’t be surprised if the Zoom headquarters are part of the anti-vax movement as well.
