How long before they are jabbing us all for monkeypox?...

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Seeing as more cases of Polio are now caused by the vaccine than the wild virus, only a misguided fool would risk the vaccine if they're not at risk from the wild virus (i.e. they're hygienic, have a reasonable diet, healthy living conditions, don't live in the third world etc.).

Vaccines might be "safe and effective" but they most definitely not completely risk free.  So, if you're not at risk from the whatever the vaccine is attempting to protect you from, it is a demonstration of very poor risk v. reward analysis to get vaccinated.

So, it is absolutely relevant that monkeypox is almost exclusively passed on via promiscuous sexual behaviour.  If you're in a monogamous relationship, the monkeypox vaccine is a risk (possibly small, but a risk nonetheless) for essentially no reward.

You're links in the other post would suggest that it is because of the type of vaccine given in third world countries, the cheaper weakened virus,
so "only a misguided fool would risk the vaccine" would seem wrong in the third world where presumably what they can get is all they can afford - and it would also seem wrong in western countries where they use the "inactivated virus that poses no risk of spread" ...

The difference between the live oral polio vaccine and the inactivated injected version is covered off well in this video, set to start at the point where the doctor ststes just that if you aren't interested in the full presentation: