"Pandemic of the unvaccinated" CONFIRMED

Thanks, Bingo is his name! In that case, based on your statement, since I have chosen to not get vaccinated, I am assuming the risk of getting covid and perhaps dying from covid. Based on my age group, my odds of having severe complications from covid are well less than 0.5 in 100. The good thing is that I have absolutely no fear of getting covid, as I've had it before-similar to a bad case of the flu. I likely still have natural immunity.

Believe it or not, we are all going to die at some point. Whenever it is our time and the good Lord calls us home, it doesn't matter if you die of covid, getting hit by a bus, heart attack, etc.

Arrhenius wrote:

What exactly is the true benefit of the vaccine? If you are vaxxed, you can still get covid, and transmit the virus to others. The only benefit I've heard is that if you get covid, you are less likely to end up in the hospital and possibly die. Are there other benefits to the vax, or am I missing something?

That's the gist of it. It basically serves as a starting off point. It encourages your body to create some (not all) of the antibodies needed to fight COVID. Natural immunity does the same thing, except has more antibodies that cover additional viral proteins that the shots do not (but getting natural immunity comes with a greater initial risk than receiving a vaccine). The reason that natural immunity has been shown to be more effective than vaccinated immunity is because it produces a wider range of antibodies than the shots. Breakthrough infections have a lower fatality risk than initial infections because those individuals already have some of the antibodies needed to fight COVID (but not all).

They try to blame antivaxxers for continuing the pandemic, however, vaccinated people are spreading it as much as the unvaccinated. They completely ignored the data from Israel and the UK when numbers started blowing up (the reality is explosive case growth does not take place unless vaccinated individuals are getting sick). The growth rate in Africa is alarming, but it may be due to an increase in testing (the data from Africa is unreliable at best). The omicron variant has made it here and will continue to be brought here by vaccinated individuals. Based on the limited data we have so far, the variant will likely evade vaccines to a high degree and will likely evade natural immunity to an extent (to what degree we will have to watch). Hopefully the CDC releases reliable data and doesn't continue to cover it up like they have with delta variant data.

Arrhenius wrote:

Thanks, Bingo is his name! In that case, based on your statement, since I have chosen to not get vaccinated, I am assuming the risk of getting covid and perhaps dying from covid. Based on my age group, my odds of having severe complications from covid are well less than 0.5 in 100. The good thing is that I have absolutely no fear of getting covid, as I've had it before-similar to a bad case of the flu. I likely still have natural immunity.

Believe it or not, we are all going to die at some point. Whenever it is our time and the good Lord calls us home, it doesn't matter if you die of covid, getting hit by a bus, heart attack, etc.

Please don't join the "death isn't actually bad" team.

Most of the vaccinated people probably have already had Covid and had natural immunity under the vaccinations.

None of this is clear . "Science" apparently doesn't want to know who has natural immunity from exposure, who has strong immunity naturally , or anything else,. What they know is pushing exogenous chemicals on the planet's population, but to the highest bidder, not even to where it is needed most.

All over exuberant talking heads look insincere at this point. Everybody in government looks like a puppet.

FoulPlay wrote:

Most of the vaccinated people probably have already had Covid and had natural immunity under the vaccinations.

None of this is clear . "Science" apparently doesn't want to know who has natural immunity from exposure, who has strong immunity naturally , or anything else,. What they know is pushing exogenous chemicals on the planet's population, but to the highest bidder, not even to where it is needed most.

All over exuberant talking heads look insincere at this point. Everybody in government looks like a puppet.

Yeah all the studies looking at S vs N reactivity, confirming prior infection, and looking at outcomes prove that "science" has no interest in studying infection-driven immunity.

Do you guys just all read the same grifter blog?

2600 bro wrote:

Arrhenius wrote:

Thanks, Bingo is his name! In that case, based on your statement, since I have chosen to not get vaccinated, I am assuming the risk of getting covid and perhaps dying from covid. Based on my age group, my odds of having severe complications from covid are well less than 0.5 in 100. The good thing is that I have absolutely no fear of getting covid, as I've had it before-similar to a bad case of the flu. I likely still have natural immunity.

Believe it or not, we are all going to die at some point. Whenever it is our time and the good Lord calls us home, it doesn't matter if you die of covid, getting hit by a bus, heart attack, etc.

Please don't join the "death isn't actually bad" team.

A team that exists only on your underperforming brain

2600 bro wrote:

Arrhenius wrote:

Thanks, Bingo is his name! In that case, based on your statement, since I have chosen to not get vaccinated, I am assuming the risk of getting covid and perhaps dying from covid. Based on my age group, my odds of having severe complications from covid are well less than 0.5 in 100. The good thing is that I have absolutely no fear of getting covid, as I've had it before-similar to a bad case of the flu. I likely still have natural immunity.

Believe it or not, we are all going to die at some point. Whenever it is our time and the good Lord calls us home, it doesn't matter if you die of covid, getting hit by a bus, heart attack, etc.

Please don't join the "death isn't actually bad" team.

A team that exists only on your underperforming brain

Arrhenius wrote:

Believe it or not, we are all going to die at some point. Whenever it is our time and the good Lord calls us home, it doesn't matter if you die of covid, getting hit by a bus, heart attack, etc.

Iconic antivaxxer/COVID-denier argument: 'Death is not actually bad.'

Harambe wrote:

Arrhenius wrote:

Believe it or not, we are all going to die at some point. Whenever it is our time and the good Lord calls us home, it doesn't matter if you die of covid, getting hit by a bus, heart attack, etc.

Iconic antivaxxer/COVID-denier argument: 'Death is not actually bad.'

Where does he say that? He notes we will all die. How is that saying death is not bad?

What's it called when you make up some stuff, attribute that to another, then attack that person on the basis of words he never said?

Come on that's an easy question for a big brain like you Harambe

carmine9 wrote:

Harambe wrote:

Iconic antivaxxer/COVID-denier argument: 'Death is not actually bad.'

Where does he say that? He notes we will all die. How is that saying death is not bad?

What's it called when you make up some stuff, attribute that to another, then attack that person on the basis of words he never said?

Come on that's an easy question for a big brain like you Harambe

"Whether I die now or 10 years from now doesn't matter, because it's going to happen one way or the other" = "Death is not actually bad"

Hospitals during the Delta wave in the US were nearly exclusively filled with antivaxxers. As were morgues. That is the pandemic of the unvaccinated. Not to mention that vaxxed people are still ~5x less likely to test positive, so unvaxxed are still contracting the disease at an outsize rate and therefore contributing to spread far more than they could be.

I.e. Pandemic of the unvaccinated: Confirmed

FoulPlay wrote:

Most of the vaccinated people probably have already had Covid . . .

If you provide a legit source for 50+% of the vaccinated having actually had Covid-19 previously, I'll donate $100 to a charity of your choice. Fair?

If you don't have such a source, please don't repeat this apparent falsehood. Thanks.

I wouldn't consider myself a covid denier, as I know it is exists, since I had it. People certainly have died from it, and they have also (contrary to MSM) died from the jab. Regarding Death is not actually bad-That entirely depends on your beliefs. If you are an atheist, then death is bad, as you don't believe in the afterlife and once you die, that is it.

As a devout Catholic Christian, I am actually very much looking forward to the next life and hope that I have lived this life in such a way, that I will eventually spend eternity in heaven. I don't actually fear death at all, as long as I am in a state of grace. I'll certainly take my chances with getting covid again, as opposed to getting the jab. If I end up dying from Covid (which is extremely unlikely), then so be it!

God is generally upset with those who needlessly hasten their demise. Someone about staying on Earth to do his will. He's not generally a fan of those in a rush to get to Heaven! Defeats the purpose of living the Good Life?!

He also isn't a fan of homosexuals, sucks to be us.

The Lily Hammer wrote:

carmine9 wrote:

Where does he say that? He notes we will all die. How is that saying death is not bad?

What's it called when you make up some stuff, attribute that to another, then attack that person on the basis of words he never said?

Come on that's an easy question for a big brain like you Harambe

"Whether I die now or 10 years from now doesn't matter, because it's going to happen one way or the other" = "Death is not actually bad"

1. Here is what he actually said in the comment Harambe was attacking:

"Believe it or not, we are all going to die at some point. Whenever it is our time and the good Lord calls us home, it doesn't matter if you die of covid, getting hit by a bus, heart attack, etc.

2. "Whether I die now or 10 years from now doesn't matter, because it's going to happen one way or the other" . Your quotes indicate he actually said this. Where? I went back a few pages and could not find it. In any event, recognizing the inevitability of death does not mean someone does not think death is bad.

God is generally upset with those who needlessly hasten their demise.

Now Harambe purports to speak for God! How (I am the science) Fauci-like