Yet Another Covid Thread

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@johnwk2

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@Ben_Natuf

who in this thread has advocated not getting vaccinated unless you’ve already had covid? I don’t see it.

Why does this thread matter?

https://community.hannity.com/t/new-study-shows-natural-immunity-is-vastly-better-than-that-from-vaccines

https://community.hannity.com/t/tampa-general-great-success-with-covid-19-treatment-reduces-hospital-stays

https://community.hannity.com/t/new-covid-cases-are-surging-in-highly-vaccinated-vermont

https://community.hannity.com/t/consenus-in-jeopardy-again

You assert I have advocated not getting vaccinated unless you’ve already had covid. That is not true and I would appreciate you retracting that assertion.

JWK

You assert I was referring to you in any of the linked threads. That is not true and I would appreciate you retracting that assertion.

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Why then did you provide links to my threads, with respect to the assertion?

JWK

The content of the linked thread.

@vksintx

Yes, John, you nailed it. The natural immunity is way better than the immunity from the vaccine. Not that anybody would deliberately get covid, of course!! I would rather take the chances of getting covid, get treated quickly and aggressively, which I KNOW would happen in my case, and recover with natural immunity than take the vaccines which have high adverse reactions and are losing efficacy now anyway, requiring who-knows-how-many boosters. I am particularly concerned about long term effects of the vaccines that may show up in 3-5 years. Meanwhile, I am taking preventative regimen and keeping myself healthy. I am careful around others and distance in the public arena when we leave our property, which is in the country.
Everyone must make these choices for themselves.