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originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
a reply to: Jaellma
When will Pharma admit that this was a bad idea?
It's been reported recently that natural immunity is just as good as a vaccine, if not better. I know I've had bad flu in the past... laid up in bed, feeling weak all over the body, shivers etc... but in the end my own immunity dealt with it and I've not had a flu or cold since... at least 30 years ago.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Jaellma
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
a reply to: Jaellma
When will Pharma admit that this was a bad idea?
It's been reported recently that natural immunity is just as good as a vaccine, if not better. I know I've had bad flu in the past... laid up in bed, feeling weak all over the body, shivers etc... but in the end my own immunity dealt with it and I've not had a flu or cold since... at least 30 years ago.
Pharma will never admit it. They have invested too much time, money and resources to dispel those same notions you mentioned. Even Fauci has been dancing around the natural vs acquired immunity issues when studies and data were available. He has been one big disappointment.
The problem with natural immunity is that you need to have covid in order to get it. Which is simply not an option for many.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Jaellma
Very tragic and sad. To save thousands of individuals from Vaccine deaths, we need some high-profile people to succumb to the vaccines. It's the only thing that will work, due to the evil and greed behind the vaccine push.
originally posted by: Salander
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
a reply to: Jaellma
When will Pharma admit that this was a bad idea?
It's been reported recently that natural immunity is just as good as a vaccine, if not better. I know I've had bad flu in the past... laid up in bed, feeling weak all over the body, shivers etc... but in the end my own immunity dealt with it and I've not had a flu or cold since... at least 30 years ago.
Pharma will never admit it, because this is how they planned it.
Pharma pays only lip service to 'public health'. It's real goal is very large profit margins, and in the case of these clot shots, the ulterior motive is eugenics.
originally posted by: underpass61
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Jaellma
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
a reply to: Jaellma
When will Pharma admit that this was a bad idea?
It's been reported recently that natural immunity is just as good as a vaccine, if not better. I know I've had bad flu in the past... laid up in bed, feeling weak all over the body, shivers etc... but in the end my own immunity dealt with it and I've not had a flu or cold since... at least 30 years ago.
Pharma will never admit it. They have invested too much time, money and resources to dispel those same notions you mentioned. Even Fauci has been dancing around the natural vs acquired immunity issues when studies and data were available. He has been one big disappointment.
The problem with natural immunity is that you need to have covid in order to get it. Which is simply not an option for many.
Correction: It is "not an option" for a very select few. Stop with this "many" crap, it's a tiny percentage of the population who is truly at risk. Let them get the jab if if they want it, leave the rest of us to our natural immunities and leave us alone.
originally posted by: underpass61
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Jaellma
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
a reply to: Jaellma
When will Pharma admit that this was a bad idea?
It's been reported recently that natural immunity is just as good as a vaccine, if not better. I know I've had bad flu in the past... laid up in bed, feeling weak all over the body, shivers etc... but in the end my own immunity dealt with it and I've not had a flu or cold since... at least 30 years ago.
Pharma will never admit it. They have invested too much time, money and resources to dispel those same notions you mentioned. Even Fauci has been dancing around the natural vs acquired immunity issues when studies and data were available. He has been one big disappointment.
The problem with natural immunity is that you need to have covid in order to get it. Which is simply not an option for many.
Correction: It is "not an option" for a very select few. Stop with this "many" crap, it's a tiny percentage of the population who is truly at risk. Let them get the jab if if they want it, leave the rest of us to our natural immunities and leave us alone.
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
originally posted by: underpass61
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: Jaellma
originally posted by: CrazeeWorld777
a reply to: Jaellma
When will Pharma admit that this was a bad idea?
It's been reported recently that natural immunity is just as good as a vaccine, if not better. I know I've had bad flu in the past... laid up in bed, feeling weak all over the body, shivers etc... but in the end my own immunity dealt with it and I've not had a flu or cold since... at least 30 years ago.
Pharma will never admit it. They have invested too much time, money and resources to dispel those same notions you mentioned. Even Fauci has been dancing around the natural vs acquired immunity issues when studies and data were available. He has been one big disappointment.
The problem with natural immunity is that you need to have covid in order to get it. Which is simply not an option for many.
Correction: It is "not an option" for a very select few. Stop with this "many" crap, it's a tiny percentage of the population who is truly at risk. Let them get the jab if if they want it, leave the rest of us to our natural immunities and leave us alone.
Considering almost 50% of America is obese then I would say that is more than a tiny percentage.
originally posted by: mikell
a reply to: AaarghZombies
I think that we're done with the friend of a friend stories. They're too easy to invent and too hard to prove.
No we're not. Testify on people.
originally posted by: underpass61
a reply to: HawkeyeNation
Even with that, mortality from covid is still less than 1%. So, instead of taking a sketchy shortcut through uncharted waters why not do something good for yourself and drop some weight? If you're too lazy to do that and you end up with worse problems from the jab, the consequences are on you and no one else.
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
originally posted by: DanZoller
From my personal experience, I experienced noticeable brain damage after first dose of Pfizer. My second dose is in 10 days. I think I'll pass on boosters after that dose, assuming I'm still alive.
You got brain damage from the 1st shot......what do you expect to get from the 2nd?
originally posted by: underpass61
a reply to: AaarghZombies
So 1.3% (I checked) of the vulnerable population will succumb. I bet a whole lot more of this vulnerable subset are gonna succumb to heart disease, diabetes, stroke, etc.
Explain how that means everyone needs to get jabbed, especially kids like the one in the article.
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
Correct but the reason why the Polio vaccine has worked is because in the US we have roughly 92% of anyone over the age of 2 vaccinated for. The vaccine brings the r value down (replication rate) in an infectious disease.
The r value for Polio is roughly between 4-6 which means, we'll just use 5 as the value, that if you have 80% of people vaccinated for Polio you will not have any huge outbreaks and will have "control" over it.
(1/r-value) take this number and then subtract it from 1 then you take that x 100 to get your recommended vaccine %
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
OP is not wrong but there is more to it. While you are 100% correct in stating it will not stop the spread but what the vaccine has shown to do is minimize the spread at a much higher rate than those not vaccinated. I can't recall where, but I think this study was done in Israel and maybe the US, but showed vaccinated were like 70% less likely to spread. This was done with people who were infected and confined within a family.
That's because "science". The whole goal is to drop the replication value also more known as the "r-value". I can't recall what they want the US to be at, is it 80 or 90%? So if we use 90% vaccine rate that is telling me they have the r-value (replication rate) at around 10. How do you get this number?
(1/r-value) take this number and then subtract it from 1 then you take that x 100 to get your %.
Example, the r-value of the measles is in the 12-18 range which is why they have a 90-95% recommended vaccine rate. As of 2018 that rate in the US is 91.7% for those over 13 and 90.8% for those age 2-12.
Another example, seasonal influenza typically has an r-value of 1 - 1.5 on any given season. Which means 25-35% is generally required for flu shot every year.
Just wanted to put some context in here because as we all know nothing is as simple as just stating such and such.
www.nature.com...
originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
originally posted by: underpass61
a reply to: AaarghZombies
So 1.3% (I checked) of the vulnerable population will succumb. I bet a whole lot more of this vulnerable subset are gonna succumb to heart disease, diabetes, stroke, etc.
Explain how that means everyone needs to get jabbed, especially kids like the one in the article.
Even though young children/teens/etc., are very low risk they are still carriers and can still pass it on.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: mikell
a reply to: AaarghZombies
I think that we're done with the friend of a friend stories. They're too easy to invent and too hard to prove.
No we're not. Testify on people.
But please provide something to back it up.
It takes 5 seconds to photograph a medical bill and to blank out the personal details.
If real people are suffering real effects, then it's their public duty to come forward and show the world what's really going on, and to pile the evidence so high that nobody can deny it.