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Thats because its not a vaccine. The W.H.O changed the definition of the meaning of vaccines early on in the Covid scare period. To allow mRNA jabs to be calle
by reify 2y ago
Thats because its not a vaccine.
The W.H.O changed the definition of the meaning of vaccines early on in the Covid scare period. To allow mRNA jabs to be called vaccines.
I have had all my childhood vaccines, proper vaccines, the covid jab is not a vaccine.
Proper Vaccines input small amounts of the virus, chicken pox, diptheria, measles, mumps, rubella etc into your body allowing your body to work its marvels and develop anti-bodies.
The covid jab does not do this. It does not protect you or other people. Its does not prevent you from catching the illness. So it is not a vaccine.
I worked in Sustance misuse for many years and had no issues having the hepatitis "B" vaccine. I had three injections over a three a month period until, after reguler blood tests, the anti-bodies had developed in my blood.
My childhood vaccines have protected me and others throughout my entire life.
I have not needed to go back every year for a "Booster".
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- Terr_ 2y agoMan, it's 2024 and I still gotta hear this stuff? First, the word "vaccine" has always been used--literally since day one--to include treatments that were less than absolutely perfect defenses. If you thought some old definitions ever meant the opposite, you were wrong, and perhaps they were updated to try to stop you from continuing in a false belief. Second, claiming mRNA cannot be a reeealll "vaccine" is just like claiming a portable device can't be a phone because reeealll phones must have cords that go into walls. It's getting hung up on a secondary engineering detail while ignoring the important parts. Third, most of the definition brouhaha relates to the CDC, which is not the same as the WHO.