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The scientific definition for the COVID vaccine is that it is "leaky". This is true of the flu vaccines as well. https://www.infectiousdiseaseadvisor.com/home/

by podgaj 5y ago

The scientific definition for the COVID vaccine is that it is "leaky". This is true of the flu vaccines as well. https://www.infectiousdiseaseadvisor.com/home/topics/respiratory/influenza/is-a-leaky-vaccine-mechanism-responsible-to-decreased-flu-season-vaccine-effectiveness/ https://www.infectiousdiseaseadvisor.com/home/topics/respira... They knew this and they lied to us all. That was the worst type of propaganda. And IMO, Fauci is the worst at this type of patronizing behavior. We cannot vaccine our way out of this pandemic. It is with us, so get healthy.

spurgu 5y ago
Getting vaccinated is also a good option if you're concerned about your health. In fact, the optimal might be to get vaccinated and then get Covid on purpose. Thus you get the mildest possible case. After that your immune system is properly trained and subsequent infections will be milder. I'm double-vaccinated but strongly considering this option now as corona passports are being discussed in my country. Fuck that logicless shit (restrictions should apply to everyone equally).
- podgaj 5y ago
  I am double vaxxed (6 months) and I sit in the most crowded coffee shops I can all day in a college town, no mask. Nothing yet.
  - spurgu 5y ago
    Sure. What's your point?
    - hazza_n_dazza 5y ago
      they are trying to get infected... yes we need some proper research into this idea of vax / infect treatment.
      - podgaj 5y ago
        Not that I am really trying, but not avoiding it either. My fear is gone, you know? And I have a mental health comorbidity (but none of the bad ones like diabetes and obesity.) I mean everyone went into hiding after they got the vaccine and then the vaccine wore off. That was the perfect time to gain what should be a broader immunity. Maybe it is like I already had my booster? There is a lot of talk out there but I know they really do not know how the immune system works, neither do I. But it seems vaccine alone is doing nothing but keeping people alive. So if the vaccine can keep me alive, why avoid the virus?

by podgaj 5y ago

spurgu 5y ago

Getting vaccinated is also a good option if you're concerned about your health. In fact, the optimal might be to get vaccinated and then get Covid on purpose. Thus you get the mildest possible case. After that your immune system is properly trained and subsequent infections will be milder. I'm double-vaccinated but strongly considering this option now as corona passports are being discussed in my country. Fuck that logicless shit (restrictions should apply to everyone equally).

podgaj 5y ago
I am double vaxxed (6 months) and I sit in the most crowded coffee shops I can all day in a college town, no mask. Nothing yet.
- spurgu 5y ago
  Sure. What's your point?
  - hazza_n_dazza 5y ago
    they are trying to get infected... yes we need some proper research into this idea of vax / infect treatment.
    - podgaj 5y ago
      Not that I am really trying, but not avoiding it either. My fear is gone, you know? And I have a mental health comorbidity (but none of the bad ones like diabetes and obesity.) I mean everyone went into hiding after they got the vaccine and then the vaccine wore off. That was the perfect time to gain what should be a broader immunity. Maybe it is like I already had my booster? There is a lot of talk out there but I know they really do not know how the immune system works, neither do I. But it seems vaccine alone is doing nothing but keeping people alive. So if the vaccine can keep me alive, why avoid the virus?