[E. Pluribus Unum]

BS. It's just a flu.

My wife and I had it in January/February of 2020 before it had a name and survived without doctor visits or drugs, and I have the antibodies to prove it.

4,000,000 global CCP virus deaths out of a global population of 7,900,000,000 = 0.05%, the average age was 80, the median age was 78.

The overwhelming number of the people who died were obese and old with one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel.

This is not the case with the people dying from the “cure.”

Forcing an experimental "vaccine," on unwitting human subjects is a crime against humanity.

[noiseman]

BS. It's just a flu.

I have to wonder what we would discover about the flu if we gave it the same over-the-top scrutiny that the Wuhan virus has received. Would we find that many or all of the “unusual” effects that are claimed for COVID have been occurring all along with more mundane viruses?

[TexasGurl24]

Our family’s experience was similar. None of us got very sick at all. Only one of us had a small fever. No one else in the family did. No one had any difficulty breathing. I was running and working out two days in. We did lose our smell and taste, but it came completely back 2 weeks later. Absolutely zero long term effects.

It was far less severe than any flu I’ve seen.

We all have antibodies though, and my antibody level was double what is typically brought on with the first dose of an mRNA vaccine.

[Fury]

Re: 6

So COVID-19 post-infection effects of other people should reference your experience and consider yours as the reference or baseline?

Think about how that makes you sound.

[Republican Wildcat]

It's just a flu.

No, it is not. Not even in the same family of viruses.

Repeating this falsehood over and over again does not make it any more true than the first time you said it.

Moreover, "long haulers" is a very real issue with COVID19. Does your head fit through doorways to know what is going on outside your own door?