Vaccines good. Vaccines bad. Vaccines good. Vaccines bad.
I think most people have made up their mind and you can find support for either argument. This is a new twist though. If you want a different viewpoint watch Tucker tonight and he has on a Harvard Doc who thinks people who already have anti-bodies are the ones who are struggling with the vaccine. Again.... vaccine good and vaccine bad.
For the record, I had the J&J almost two weeks ago with little problems other than fatigue the day after.
We have a dear friend, who had china flu last year....and, had fully recovered....who went on to have the experimental 'vax', on his doc's advice......only to die in his sleep (last week), after his first shot.
Otherwise healthy (no meds) 70 yo, now gone.
That has been my thoughts since the beginning. Forcing the body to produce something that creates an autoimmune response is not good. Doing it twice is “not gooder.”
On top of that, the body slices and dices the RNA viral strand and creates immunities to many (hundreds) parts of that strand. The vaccine only creates immunity to one tiny part of the virus code strand... the spike protein.
I would be comfy betting a years paychecks that natural immunity (get it and recover) yields vastly superior immunity over the targeted vaccine to any variants (mutations) that come out and wont make you hypersensitive to the spike protein as I fear the vaccine does.
I fear we are creating a population with a “peanut allergy” to the spike protein, especially those who already have natural immunity.