His reply was hysterical: “yeah well what are the consequences of NOT getting it eh?”
Me: “None lol. We keep being healthy like we have been the last year.”
Second angry npc face lolololol.
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His reply was hysterical: “yeah well what are the consequences of NOT getting it eh?”
Me: “None lol. We keep being healthy like we have been the last year.”
Second angry npc face lolololol.
I told my mom this, hoping she wouldn't get it. I told her she would have to super quarantine and I couldn't come visit her. She just wants to jump in line and get her shot. She does the same for the flu shot that makes her dangerously ill every year.
But logically, that can't be true. There is no covid in the mrna shot, so you can't have covid after getting it. People testing positive are likely just victims of false positives or actually have colds. That's why they intend to push masks indefinitely. This shot will become nothing more than a flu shot they want you take every year. Meanwhile, everyone who takes it is a guinea pig
You are partially correct. The first wrong assumption is what the vaccine is or is not. The vaccine DOES NOT prevent you from getting the virus. Let that sink in for a minute
Covid is considered an "effective" immunity, which can prevent a pathogen from causing serious disease but can't stop it from entering the body or making more copies of itself.
In fact, most vaccines don't fully protect against infection, even if they can block symptoms from appearing. As a result, vaccinated people can unknowingly carry and spread pathogens. We have known own that for decades.
These Covid vaccines were assessed by whether they could prevent symptoms from developing period. Symptoms are the keyword to consider.
Basically, the vaccine programs the immune system to react to the Covid 19 virus to prevent symptoms. We have just made every vaccinated person an asymptomatic carrier of Covid19.
I'm with you until your last paragraph.
My info is limited to only the cdc website, but I have not seen anything indicating someone has a sample of "covid-19" which is why I refuse to call it a vaccine. My understanding is that the shot causes an immune response to teach your cells how to fend off covid, if it does come. At no point should you test positive for covid-19, because there was none given to you. The CDC also clearly states this. Though, they do blatantly lie on their flu page, claiming the shot doesn't give you the flu.... Unless the mrna shot is doing something to change that, there is also no proof of asymptomatic spread, so that isn't a worry. No one should be coughing up antibodies. If anything, this just proves how inaccurate the testing is.
Saying that they were assessed to prevent symptoms also seems off, unless you are referring to the .01% chance of future severe covid symptoms. The shot is making people sick, just like the flu vaccine. Causing fevers and other problems. It's giving you simulated covid, with no evidence it actually does anything to lessen symptoms of actual covid or how long it should protect you. I agree the intention was to lessen severe symptoms, but until the shot has a higher survival rate than the virus, I can't say that is what it does.
The more I type here, the more I start to think someone just wanted to experiment with an mrna shot. The fact is, we don't have nearly enough info to be giving this shot to people like this.
*Just adding that there are probably some nasty people coughing up antibodies.... That's what got us into this mess in the first place. People will always have disgusting hygiene. Maybe they should just get the shot....
You are correct that it is not a vaccine. It is what everyone calls it so why fight that battle as well. mRNA, which acts as a genetic messenger. It tricks the body in producing the spike protein of the virus so the body can recognize it. Johnson and Johnson use double-stranded DNA.
Adenovirus-based vaccines for Covid-19 are more rugged than mRNA vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. DNA is not as fragile as RNA, and the adenovirus’s tough protein coat helps protect the genetic material inside. As a result, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine can be refrigerated for up to three months at 36–46°F (2–8°C).
In the end, there is a reason we have antibiotic resistance diseases running around. Again all this for money and 99.6 of the population would be just fine without an injection.