COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)

[Numpsay]

You need to be more specific when you say things like "never meant to stop covid"

Are you talking about preventing infection? Or preventing serious disease

I believe my post specifically said "never meant to stop anyone from getting Covid" if you can't comprehend that

 

[JP_614]

Waiting on my results I feel fine so that’s a positive.

 

[Theo Penn]

Great thread here

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

I believe my post specifically said "never meant to stop anyone from getting Covid" if you can't comprehend that

It's really REALLY ambiguous especially when you're speaking colloquially. And it gets even more ambiguous when you followed it up with "the protection it does give you wears off over time". What type of protection are you talking about? Keep in mind there's more to the immune system than antibodies.

All in all nomenclature matters.

 

[Numpsay]

It's really REALLY ambiguous especially when you're speaking colloquially. And it gets even more ambiguous when you followed it up with "the protection it does give you wears off over time". What type of protection are you talking about? Keep in mind there's more to the immune system than antibodies.

All in all nomenclature matters.

Those were two separate statements. They aren't ambiguous if you take them literally.

 

[Theo Penn]

Waiting on my results I feel fine so that’s a positive.

i see what you did right there

 

[diggy]

It's really REALLY ambiguous especially when you're speaking colloquially. And it gets even more ambiguous when you followed it up with "the protection it does give you wears off over time". What type of protection are you talking about? Keep in mind there's more to the immune system than antibodies.

All in all nomenclature matters.

You syllable'n heavy plehboi

 

[TheJet]

How tf I test positive on Wednesday and then negative on Friday?

 

[keond]

How tf I test positive on Wednesday and then negative on Friday?

could have been a false positive or the virus ran it’s course. Also the virus stays in vaccinated and boosted ppls bodies for a shorter time than unvaccinated (not sure of your status)

 

[Morethan1]

This lady at my work told me that I should take Ivermectin

This bytch is out of her mind

She has Covid and working from home.And has gotten Pfizer

She literally just told me her friend in the country gave her some cattle meds and she took them.

 

[MenacingMonk]

It is beyond me that at this point of the pandemic a lot of people still don't know that 1. The vaccine was never meant to stop anyone from getting Covid, and 2. the protection it does give you wears off over time.

Also I'm noticing a lot of people have no idea what to do when they test positive or of they have come in contact with someone that later tested positive.

It’s crazy how many people think a vac is a cure. It’s basically a bandage.

The interview with the doc was very informative. He was saying how the spiked proteins in the vac can possibly do serious damage in the long run, so multiple shots isn’t a good look.

Also mentioned how clinical studies take about 5 years to see if the vac does any damage in the long run after injection.

shyt had me

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

i went to xmas dinner with the in laws.
one of the nieces tested positive the day after xmas.

i was sitting next to her for like 30 min...

everyone was boosted.
i'll report back as this progresses.

thankfully i'm as protected as i can be.

 

[bnew]

It’s crazy how many people think a vac is a cure. It’s basically a bandage.

The interview with the doc was very informative. He was saying how the spiked proteins in the vac can possibly do serious damage in the long run, so multiple shots isn’t a good look.

Also mentioned how clinical studies take about 5 years to see if the vac does any damage in the long run after injection.

shyt had me

so if spike proteins in the vaccine can do damage in the long run then we should be really concerned about covid w/spike proteins.

what do you suggest we do to combat this virus?

 

[MenacingMonk]

so if spike proteins in the vaccine can do damage in the long run then we should be really concerned about covid w/spike proteins.

what do you suggest we do to combat this virus?

Viruses have spike proteins no matter what. Vaccines have a certain amount of the virus in it, so each jab is overloading your system. That’s likely one of the reasons why some people get sick after the shot(s).

Everyone has to play their part because you can’t rely on government. They’ve failed us plenty of times. Just don’t be a nasty ass; clean your hands, cover your mouth when coughing and sneezing. Wear a mask. Keep your distance from people. Get vaxed if you want. IM not gonna tell you what to do with your body.

 

[bnew]

Viruses have spike proteins no matter what. Vaccines have a certain amount of the virus in it, so each jab is overloading your system. That’s likely one of the reasons why some people get sick after the shot(s).

Everyone has to play their part because you can’t rely on government. They’ve failed us plenty of times. Just don’t be a nasty ass; clean your hands, cover your mouth when coughing and sneezing. Wear a mask. Keep your distance from people. Get vaxed if you want. IM not gonna tell you what to do with your body.

spike proteins don't remain inside the body tho, antibodies get rid of them so i'm not sure how long term damage suddenly appear years later. if something bad were to happen it would be within days of taking the vaccine.

i'm already vaxxed and boosted. I only got a sore arm and some fatigue after each shot.