[HandBasketHell]

I'm 58 and remember receiving a real small pox vaccine (i.e. the original Webster's definition) when I was in elementary school.

A real vaccine gives you life-long protection. So I should be immune to smallpox already. And if that is the case, would I have any protection against monkeypox?

[frogjerk]

This is being investigated. But if there is any real cash in monkey pox vaccine the answer will be you have no protection.

[DuncanWaring]

A real vaccine gives you life-long protection.

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Not necessarily; tetanus has to be redone every five to ten years.

[D Rider]

Yes. They are related and it works for both. Yhe vacinecis based on cow pox. (Chicken pox is not actually a pox virus, it is a herpes virus.)

[chuckb87]

“...would I have any protection against monkeypox?”

NO, at least not according to the libtards here. They believe in the “science” so you need 100 vaxes and a booster for the monkeypox in addition to your 1000 vaxxes you should have already recieivde for the covid.

[alexander_busek]

A real vaccine gives you life-long protection. So I should be immune to smallpox already. And if that is the case, would I have any protection against monkeypox?

A more-telling line of questioning would be: Are you a man who has sex with men? Do you go to bathhouses and "dark rooms" and engage in strange practices with dozens of different men every weekend?

No?

Then you're good!

Regards,