Come on man, I never said it's better. I never even said I recommend others to get immune through natural infection. Of course I don't want tetanus and have had that shot a couple of times when appropriate.
Come on man, I never said it's better. I never even said I recommend others to get immune through natural infection. Of course I don't want tetanus and have had that shot a couple of times when appropriate.I’ll ask you the questions from earlier in this thread.
Why is getting immunity thru infection better?
Would you prefer to have immunity to tetanus thru infection vs immunization?
I just don’t get your point.
How long do you expect that to continue for natural immunity? Regarding variants, do you have any future-looking data, or are you just making assumptions? How are you sure you won't seek vaccination until its too late?
How many dead? All of them. All the folks with conditions that cant get the shot plus the part of your country that is dum dum land.. wipe out 20% of all the elders in dum dum land.
In short, a fuckton or dead.
His argument is that its gonna happen anyway. Let it rip.
How long do you expect that to continue for natural immunity? Regarding variants, do you have any future-looking data, or are you just making assumptions? How are you sure you won't seek vaccination until its too late?
So you're assuming that, during all of that propagation, Delta won't mutate into something worse? I'm suspecting you were infected with Alpha? How long are you hoping that immunity holds up against the next variant?
THANK YOU!Just to be clear, we dont even know how long we're protected WITH the vaccine.
Just to be clear, we dont even know how long we're protected WITH the vaccine.
SARS-COV3 is not a possibility, it's a certainty. But guess what, we don't know the effectiveness of the vaccines about these potential future variants either.
Other Covid 19 variants that are not COV3 are already here. They will keep coming. To believe that the currently available vaccines offer categorically better protection against future variants is about as unscientific as it gets.
I'll say it again. If a Coronavirus shows up which has a real chance of killing a healthy person who has recovered from Covid19, I will take it as soon as it's offered to me.
What we know now is that even mild Covid infection will regularly create lifelong immunity to #19.Which is why boosters may be VERY necessary.
I don't assume nearly as many things as YOU guys apparently. What I do know is that I refuse to live with constant fear because something MIGHT happen. Keeping our fears rational is of UTMOST importance and the amount of completely nonsensical BS that has been posted in these last 20 or so posts, with only Blackangst1 calling others on it, scares the shit out of me.And you are assuming you will discover this variant on the news, rather than in the hospital?
What we know now is that even mild Covid infection will regularly create lifelong immunity to #19.
I don't assume nearly as many things as YOU guys apparently. What I do know is that I refuse to live with constant fear because something MIGHT happen. Keeping our fears rational is of UTMOST importance and the amount of completely nonsensical BS that has been posted in these last 20 or so posts, with only Blackangst1 calling others on it, scares the shit out of me.
Which is why boosters may be VERY necessary.
Their friends might find out and mock them.
I never said I did. I'm talking about the endless speculation about what variant MIGHT be coming.Taking the vaccine does not constitute living in fear.
Taking the vaccine does not constitute living in fear.
Which variants...all of them?What we know now is that even mild Covid infection will regularly create lifelong immunity to #19.
Just to clarify that, I don't mean 100% protection, nothing is 100%. According to the most informed guy on here, the result that your body will make antibodies for life seems accurate.
I never said I did. I'm talking about the endless speculation about what variant MIGHT be coming.
Thats called fear.
Or, alternatively, unnecessary.
The kind of fear that instigated the development of vaccines.
Charged word, instigated. Huh.The kind of fear that instigated the development of vaccines.
Fair enough, but that's making lemonade from lemons. I'm talking about regular folks making each other crazy in their echo chamber, suggesting that Covid 19 can kill 2 million more Americans. It's simply irrational.The kind of fear that instigated the development of vaccines.
@Roger Wilco not sure whats funny about my statement. Its true. Dont get me wrong, Im not anti-vax. Ive travelled to 13 countries and have been vaccinated for just about everything. But to think we need a booster "because we dont know" is stupid. Ill trust the science, when its available. Im not getting one because "I might need it." As of now, theres no solid science on boosters.
Vaccines arent created to quell fear. Theyre created to prevent or reduce the possibility of getting a particular bug.
Good grief.
Fair enough, but that's making lemonade from lemons. I'm talking about regular folks making each other crazy in their echo chamber, suggesting that Covid 19 can kill 2 million more Americans. It's simply irrational.
Well you are the one pushing for the lower population numbersHilarious... and I'M the crazy one....
Charged word, instigated. Huh.