PILOT SPIN
Spin Zone => Spin Zone => Topic started by: Number7 on October 22, 2021, 10:43:09 PM
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Cue mikey and the communists.
Yale has released a study indicating that natural immunity is three times better than the scam vaccines.
Several other recent university studies agree, which you will have trouble finding out about because it doesn't fit the sick mantra of the communist democrats.
A bunch of them are included in the article below.
The senile imposter, faux president fuckwad regime will surely sic the department of injustice on them momentarily.
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/athena-thorne/2021/10/22/yale-discovers-natural-immunity-protects-against-covid-three-times-as-long-as-vaccine-downplays-finding-n1526017
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Just like measles and mumps, the thing to do is get covid when you’re a kid. Extremely benign in children, more dangerous when you are an adult so you want to get natural immunity when you’re a kid. My grandson was mildly ill for 3 days. The baby wasn’t tested but since her brother got it and they rough and tumble together all day, (and her mother got it) it’s highly likely she got it but had no symptoms at all. I asked my daughter if she was going to test her for the antibodies she said no way am I putting her through a venipuncture, lol!
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https://sharylattkisson.com/2021/10/amish-covid-no-hospitalization-isolation-or-vaccines-herd-immunity/
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Here is the link to the actual publication in Lancet Microbe.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanmic/article/PIIS2666-5247(21)00219-6/fulltext
I am not sure this study supports the headline here. There is no comparison to vaccines involved in that peer reviewed study.
The PJ Media writer concluded that. However, the measures of immunity and their duration being used and compared by that writer are not necessarily comparable.
Sort of classic telephone game distortion I'm afraid.
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Just like measles and mumps, the thing to do is get covid when you’re a kid. Extremely benign in children, more dangerous when you are an adult so you want to get natural immunity when you’re a kid. My grandson was mildly ill for 3 days. The baby wasn’t tested but since her brother got it and they rough and tumble together all day, (and her mother got it) it’s highly likely she got it but had no symptoms at all. I asked my daughter if she was going to test her for the antibodies she said no way am I putting her through a venipuncture, lol!
Exactly. Younger people should just get this illness which is becoming endemic. It is more dangerous the older you are and so the vaccines or other treatments for the elderly make a lot more sense.
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Funny how academics rationalize everything away when it threatens the narrative…
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Just like measles and mumps, the thing to do is get covid when you’re a kid. Extremely benign in children, more dangerous when you are an adult so you want to get natural immunity when you’re a kid. My grandson was mildly ill for 3 days. The baby wasn’t tested but since her brother got it and they rough and tumble together all day, (and her mother got it) it’s highly likely she got it but had no symptoms at all. I asked my daughter if she was going to test her for the antibodies she said no way am I putting her through a venipuncture, lol!
Yet, most of the people I see wearing masks at my gym are high school and college age WOMEN. Oh, and a twenty something Asian guy that I just want to call a moron every time I see him.
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Yet, most of the people I see wearing masks at my gym are high school and college age WOMEN. Oh, and a twenty something Asian guy that I just want to call a moron every time I see him.
It is pathological insanity. Literally. No, literally. I mean that in the literal definition of literal. It is literal psychotic delusional thinking on a mass scale. It’s called Folie a Deux, or “shared delusional disorder”. The official psychiatric community prefers to call it “mass hysteria”. In any case it is when delusional beliefs are spread between two or more individuals. It is completely delusional to believe that ongoing use of masks and lockdowns and mandatory vaccines and destroying the economy are appropriate for a now endemic disease that for most of the population is no worse than influenza. They are reacting as if it is the Black Death. That’s delusional.
It’s exactly as if I were sitting in a restaurant and the stranger at the table next to me picks up a knife to cut his steak and I freak out that he is going to attack me and kill me. That is psychotic paranoia. The terrified maskurbators are doing exactly that. The person next to them in public is a deadly threat, even though that person has no symptoms, might be naturally immune, might be vaccinated, and in any case even if he is sick and transmitting, the disease is 99% survivable. That is reality. When you react to a perceived world that different from reality, you are mentally ill.
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The Asians seem addicted to the mask.
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The Asians seem addicted to the mask.
When this first started (March 2020), I was at DFW airport going to MCI.
All of the Asians had masks on. I thought it was strange.
I am now the odd ball out in the non secure area of DFW not wearing a mask (and carrying my pistol that no one sees). Both actions legal in Texas, not legal most of the places I fly commercially.
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I always thought pictures of people in China wearing masks was sad and frightening. I think I had a vague fear that lunacy could someday happen here but I never imagined so much so soon and mandated. It’s like a dystopian nightmare. I wish I could wake up.
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I always thought pictures of people in China wearing masks was sad and frightening. I think I had a vague fear that lunacy could someday happen here but I never imagined so much so soon and mandated. It’s like a dystopian nightmare. I wish I could wake up.
When I was in Shanghai several years ago I occasionally saw people wearing masks. But the reason was likely due to air pollution, not fear of disease. I think that because there was a half-face reusable respirator mask in the closet of the hotel in which I was staying - presumably for guest use.
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When I was in Shanghai several years ago I occasionally saw people wearing masks. But the reason was likely due to air pollution, not fear of disease. I think that because there was a half-face reusable respirator mask in the closet of the hotel in which I was staying - presumably for guest use.
In Asian culture the sick wear a mask when out in public. Fortunately they did this without government mandates.
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Took awhile to get to the paper, where they don't at all seem to claim what's being ascribed to them. They do pour some cold water on the herd immunity idea, and have data to back it up. Problem with natural immunity is you really roll the dice to get it.
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Took awhile to get to the paper, where they don't at all seem to claim what's being ascribed to them. They do pour some cold water on the herd immunity idea, and have data to back it up. Problem with natural immunity is you really roll the dice to get it.
Yes you do, but the odds on that dice vary a lot depending on your age and underlying conditions.
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Yes you do, but the odds on that dice vary a lot depending on your age and underlying conditions.
The odds of long haul symptoms don't seem to follow as closely.
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The odds of long haul symptoms don't seem to follow as closely.
Well right now we don’t have a “long haul” longer than two years to know what they really are. My son in law got a bad cold or flu about 6 years ago (not covid) and completely lost his sense of taste and smell. After about two years it started coming back and is still returning but was completely gone for two years. He assumed it was permanent but it’s turning out it wasn’t. My point is we really have no idea what the long haul effects are, either covid the disease or the vaccine. And you are right, they might not fit the same demographic as immediate sever disease. My SIL is young.
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Well right now we don’t have a “long haul” longer than two years to know what they really are. My son in law got a bad cold or flu about 6 years ago (not covid) and completely lost his sense of taste and smell. After about two years it started coming back and is still returning but was completely gone for two years. He assumed it was permanent but it’s turning out it wasn’t. My point is we really have no idea what the long haul effects are, either covid the disease or the vaccine. And you are right, they might not fit the same demographic as immediate sever disease. My SIL is young.
The fact that we don't know how long this stuff can persist is terrifying. Could be two years, could be permanent, and no one knows. That's a gig I'd rather sit out. Your mileage may vary.