[Shethink13]

Because there is no real herd immunity for this disease, it only applies to vaccination practice. The nature of COVID-19 is such that the long incubation period and having the disease without symptoms both, together, make it next to impossible to know when there are sufficient numbers in the population who are immune.

Baloney!!! We have no idea if there’s herd immunity or not because we are testing for the virus, not the antibody to it. Testing for antibodies is much more reliable because it remains well after the virus is gone. If there’s no natural herd immunity, how can a vaccine create it? Do you even know what a vaccine is supposed to do?

I recommend you stop repeating propaganda that you believe makes you sound knowledgeable when you actually have no idea what you’re talking about.

[firebrand]

The antibody test is to test for immunity. No other test can test that. And that may not even be a sure indication of immunity.

I think you are the one who’s confused.

[firebrand]

Oh by the way, please don’t repeat quotations from my posts out of context. I refer readers to the original post that you are answering so they can read the next two paragraphs.