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> If you've previously recovered from Covid, you already have long-lasting immunity. Careful, suggesting that can get you crucified in the US.
by rpmisms 5y ago
> If you've previously recovered from Covid, you already have long-lasting immunity.
Careful, suggesting that can get you crucified in the US.
- encryptluks2 5y agoSo true... since the vaccines are so effective, shouldn't they be giving you the live virus after getting vaccinated to help boost immunity? Or are they afraid the vaccines aren't even that effective?
- adrianN 5y agoGiven that some vaccinated people still die, a booster shot now and then seems like a much safer strategy.
- jrockway 5y agoThat makes sense. Like, people wear bulletproof vests without having their coworkers shoot them a couple times to make sure the vest works. The best way to avoid gunshot wounds is to not get shot.
- Leparamour 5y ago>The best way to avoid gunshot wounds is to not get shot. Bad analogy. What happens is that we're shooting people with .22LR (spike protein inducing mRNA) hoping it will help building immunity to bigger calibers (Covid19, not even talking about the variants).
- adrianN 5y agoThat is a terrible analogy.
- Leparamour 5y ago> That is a terrible analogy. It was bad on purpose. You can't compare the immune system to guns (like the parent does) or the Covid vaccine to seatbelts.
- bildung 5y agoBecause there is a difference between getting actual Covid and getting vaccinated the weakened live stuff. You are just guessing the effect of the latter.
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