Not likely that I contracted it and lived?
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Now that the FDA has approved the vaccine has it changed your mind?
- Thread starter Friend of Mara
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So….you’re a zombie then?Yes.Either that or I have risen from the dead and am posting.
Would you like a brain smoothie?
Just tooo good!So….you’re a zombie then?
Would you like a brain smoothie?
I never thought of that possibility! I'll take the smoothie, thank you!
Very good, sir!Just tooo good!
I'll take the smoothie, thank you!
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
Do you believe the FDA receives direction from the federal government or the POTUS in its decisionmaking?
Or do you simply not have that kind of differentiated view on government institutions to begin with, and all public institutions are just part of a faceless monolithic bloc of "the government" to you?
Have you the urge to eat brains?Yes.
Is your gait now more shuffling?
If so, you've become one of the living impaired.
Excerpted (underlining added)....
Paul Hunter, Professor in Medicine at the University of East Anglia and an expert in infectious diseases, told the Committee: “The concept of herd immunity is unachievable because we know the infection will spread in unvaccinated populations.....
It also addresses, as we already know and as the title said, "Vaccines don't stop transmissions" - would you like more medical evidence?
" because the vaccines don’t prevent infection and transmission"
Could you quote the part of the article that talks about natural immunity. I don’t see that.
1) You said natural immunity doesn't stop it... my response is that vaccines don't stop it either, muting your position.
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We Never Know
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“Will we get to herd immunity? No, very unlikely, by definition,” said Greg Poland, director of the Vaccine Research Group at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
Even a vaccination rate of as high as 95% wouldn’t achieve it, he said. “It is a neck and neck race between the development of ever more highly transmissible variants which develop the capacity to evade immunity, and immunization rates.”
The World May Never Reach Herd Immunity Against Covid-19
I'm continually amazed that vaccines lacking 100%
efficacy is used to dismiss them as useful.
Have you ever been vaccinated...which ones?
Is lack of herd immunity a reason to eschew vaccination?
If anything, this would be good reason to get the shots (IMO).
It reduces severity of Covid 19 in those who come down with it.
We Never Know
No Slack
Who is eschewing vaccination? Not me.
As I've said many many times....if anyone wants or needs the vaccine, by all means get it.
I spoke generally.
Surely, you've seen such posts here.
Maybe you read more into it than what I said? The context was by the poster who is pushing vaccines even IF you have already been naturally vaccinated.
"Naturally vaccinated" is oxymoronic.
And the phrase does suggest eschewing actual vaccination.
BTW, if I'd had Covid, I'd still get the shots.
Low risk hedging of bets.
We Never Know
No Slack
Mainly what I have seen is it shouldn't be forced/should be a choice. I guess if a personal wanted to twist that they could call that deliberately avoiding by choice.