So why should I take a booster shot if symptoms are same as Omi?

And worse yet, I could get heart inflammation which could turn serious. Not to mention for women mRNA can stick to ovary and cause stillbirth and infertility.





Starting a New Thread ?

a reply to: Jeremyhuex

So why should I take a booster shot if symptoms are same as Omi?

Because Joe and Kamal really love you and care about you and your loved ones.

please don't take it ! you are not that important

a reply to: Jeremyhuex

Because ... errrr ... science.

Because if you don't take it, you are just a terrible trump supporting racist piece of crap that believes in things that the main stream masses are scared of believing in.

a reply to: Jeremyhuex

If you're lucky, it may help against the Nununu variant. (any day now).

Be careful to look out for the new distinguishing symptoms which include....

Awareness.

Breathing.

and an unshakeable feeling of existence.

a reply to: Jeremyhuex

Because, if you are thinking about getting the booster shot, that means you have already taken the initial vaccine doses more than 6 months ago. If you are already fully vaccinated, then you obviously made the rational choice that any risk of death associated with the vaccine is very small compared to the risk of death from covid and that it is worth taking some action to minimize your risk of death from covid. And, you were correct in that choice, since you obviously didn't die and didn't report any severe side effects. If you've already taken whatever risk the vaccine poses and shown that you are not one of the people susceptible to severe side effects then there is no additional risk in getting boosted and it will further reduce your risk of severe illness or death from covid.

On the other hand, maybe you aren't already vaccinated and don't understand the difference between an initial round of vaccination and being boosted?

a reply to: 1947boomer

 you are not one of the people susceptible to severe side effects 

Has this blood group been identified? Yes, its rh + A,B,AB, and O.

A is most susceptible, O is least susceptible.

Those in the rh - blood groups are least susceptible to even show symptoms.

But jab everyone despite knowing this?
👎

a reply to: Jeremyhuex

Ever heard of long covid? look it up.

Is that like a long con? Or a Kansas City suffle? Cause I understand you need a body for a Kansas City shuffle....

a reply to: scraedtosleep

joke:

if you breath and have money then

repeat
take boost
until you die or are poor

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Long covid results from organ damage. Omi don't go beyond upper respiratory tract, as with common cold coronaviruses, so there is no long covid with Omi.

99 out of 100 Commercials, lectures, etc.. on "beating Covid-19" talk about being vaccinated or boostered.

Money from Pharmaceuticals or the Federal Government is the driver.

Not enough people getting vaccinated and boostered.

Some Money generated immediately from the injections directly from taxpayers to drug companies and medical personnel.

The real big money will be long-term payouts from citizens and insurance companies to medical providers, as vaccine-related illnesses and diseases take hold.

You can't imagine how HUGE and how SINISTER all this is.

Only elect those to office in 2022 who VOW to fight the Covid-19 monster machine!

For why someone would want to take a booster shot, their immune system is now compromised from the other jabs. With some of the data I am seeing, about 2 months after a jab there is some benefit with covid, after that things start to turn the other way.

If covid is your only concern, going to have to keep those jabs up. One site worth checking out for those with these fears and to get proper informed consent in regards to other covid treatments available:

c19early.com

Been a while since last seen Dr. John Campbell, has some interesting data around the 2-3 min mark. How does this data match with the vaccination rollout?

a reply to: Jeremyhuex

Because the booster will also protect you from Delta, which is much nastier.

originally posted by: kwakakev
their immune system is now compromised from the other jabs. With some of the data I am seeing, about 2 months after a jab there is some benefit with covid, after that things start to turn the other way.

If this were true we would see it in the monitoring data from AIDS patients. Their medical data is tracked carefully because of the nature of AIDS, and if they were suffering ill effects then A) It would have been noticed by now and B) hundred of thousands of them would probably already be dead.

They were also among the first to get vaxxed and the first to be offered boosters so they've been vaxxed longer than the ordinary population.

Can you show me one single shred of evidence to even suggest that AIDS patients are being harmed by the vax?

a reply to: Jeremyhuex

Omi hasn't been circulating long enough for us to be certain of that.

You think that the vax hasn't been around long enough for us to know that it's safe, yet you're perfectly willing to accept Omi as not being dangerous after even less time?

originally posted by: carewemust
99 out of 100 Commercials, lectures, etc.. on "beating Covid-19" talk about being vaccinated or boostered.

Money from Pharmaceuticals or the Federal Government is the driver.

Not enough people getting vaccinated and boostered.

Some Money generated immediately from the injections directly from taxpayers to drug companies and medical personnel.

The real big money will be long-term payouts from citizens and insurance companies to medical providers, as vaccine-related illnesses and diseases take hold.

You can't imagine how HUGE and how SINISTER all this is.

Only elect those to office in 2022 who VOW to fight the Covid-19 monster machine!

Yet it's not like that outside of the US. So it proves nothing.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

What do you mean by long enough? Next you be saying it takes 5 years to know if Omi is milder. Whatever fits your narrative, right?

a reply to: Jeremyhuex

Amazing, isn't that exactly what he anti-vaxxers have been saying about side effects from the shot?

What if ... what if ... what if ... in 10 years time Omni does something to you that nobody noticed at the time, or for a decade, and which no scientist ever predicted.

If you get Omni now, in a decade you might have turned into a cat.