The main reasons behind some British peoples’ reluctance to get a CCP virus vaccine are concerns over the jabs’ safety and necessity, a new survey has found. According to survey results released on Friday by Britain’s Office for National Statistics (ONS), people are unsure about getting a COVID-19 jab mainly because they do not believe they are safe or they do not think it is necessary to get vaccinated. The most common concern was about the safety of the vaccines, including their immediate side effects and longer-term impacts. Survey respondents often talked about the speed with which the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus vaccines had been developed. They were worried that not enough people had received the COVID-19 vaccines over a long enough time period to know that there were no long-term side effects. “Because it’s such a new virus and the world doesn’t know enough about the virus itself …