[Nomad577]

Yes. But a certain number of people die while achieving “natural immunity” so that’s the problem

So maybe it’s best to get vaccinated and either have a mild case or none at all and have both natural and vaccine immunity

[Ford4000]

That wouldn’t be a problem if the medical establishment and the media had not been denigrating practical early outpatient treatment for the last 18 months.

[cableguymn]

if the vax it’s self doesn’t kill ya. or harm you..

[Cobra64]

Quecitin, D3 and Zinc would mitigate the risk, IMO.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Yes. But a certain number of people die while achieving “natural immunity” so that’s the problem

Since the virus is 99.7% survivable, are you talking about the .3% who are vulnerable? Perhaps we let them get vaccines and social distance?

[EEGator]

Maybe people shouldn’t be fat.
Maybe people shouldn’t be alcoholics.
Maybe people shouldn’t be drug addicts.
Maybe people shouldn’t be sluts.
Maybe people should exercise.

Maybe people should be free to make their own health decisions.

[Cobra64]

Quecitin, D3 and Zinc would mitigate the risk, IMO.

[House Atreides]

“ Yes. But a certain number of people die while achieving “natural immunity” so that’s the problem

So maybe it’s best to get vaccinated and either have a mild case or none at all and have both natural and vaccine immunity”
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I’ve been trying to do that… apparently unsuccessfully. I got the Moderna vaccine doses in March and have since tried repeatedly to expose myself to COVID-19 but, based upon several PCR tests when I felt tired, haven’t succeeded. I even tried to hang out near sick looking people in our local emergency room in hopes I’d pick up a bug from their coughs. Failed!

Maybe I should have take the Pfizer vaccine instead.;-)