[packagingguy]

According to this article, as of June about 10%-60% of the American population have been exposed to SARS-CoV-2 and have developed natural immunity. Natural immunity has time and time again proven effective but it is ignored.

None of the places that require vaccines will allow one to show proof of a positive coronavirus test plus proof one has recovered. Why?

This just does not make sense. Does anyone know why the push to vaccinate people who have already been infected?

[BenLurkin]

Power and money.

Money and power.

[walkingdead]

“Does anyone know why the push to vaccinate people who have already been infected?“

Vaccines for those who have already had covid is ludicrous on its face. One of the biggest red flags we have in this whole nonsense imho.

[usconservative]

None of the places that require vaccines will allow one to show proof of a positive coronavirus test plus proof one has recovered. Why?

Because it's easier for them to nod approval when presented with an easily downloaded from the interwebs a FAKE vaccination card.

Side benefit: there's no way to validate a card is authentic, or prove it's fake.

[Savage Rider]

I have T-cell immunity from a gnarly case of some kind of Asian flu I got in the early to mid 60s. Thought I was going to be out for a long time. That’s what I am telling myself because I have been out, about, taking normal hygiene precautions, and I have been super healthy the last 21 months.

[kinsman redeemer]

I can say, "I've been vaccinated."

Because-

"vaccinate" is defined thusly, "To inoculate with a vaccine in order to produce immunity to an infectious disease, such as diphtheria or typhus."

"inoculate" is defined (in part), "To implant (a disease agent or antigen) in a person, animal, or plant to produce a disease for study or to stimulate disease resistance."

So, I contend that the Covid-19 virus was naturally "implanted" into my body (through contact with a someone else who later tested positive), I was symptomatic (elevated body temperature, body aches, loss of taste) I subsequently had a positive test, the virus "stimulated" my "resistance", and now I am "immune" to the virus - plus, there's evidence that I am naturally more immune to its variants than those who only got one of the available, yet still, FDA UNapproved shot regimens.

I am not going to get the "jab" - at least until I know it is warranted and safe.

PERIOD

[Gay State Conservative]

later

[E. Pluribus Unum]

S...If you’ve had Covid, you can get by with one shot of vaccine...

For a minute I thought this was a straight article, unusual for the Woke Street Journal, but then I saw it was just propaganda for the jab.

[Pelham]

Current Covid antibody tests aren’t all that reliable, they can report false positives. A better test is needed to test for immunity. If you have had one of the vaxes your immune system is known to be trained so that’s why it’s preferred to the current antibody test.

Natural immunity isn’t being ignored, it’s great, but it requires you to catch the disease and that can be dangerous.

If the virus is able to mutate sufficiently it may get around both natural and vaccine immunity.

[FreeReign]

Markary: “...natural immunity, if we look at the other Coronaviruses that cause severe illness, SARS and MERS, it’s been going strong at 17 years.”

[one guy in new jersey]

Abuse is illogical. The greater the divergence from that which makes sense and us ligical, the more value a situation has in destroying a person’s dignity and forcing them to accept degradation and dehumanization. To fight back is to potentially bring things to a head, the risk being that the abuser will respond by doubling down, tripling down on the pattern of abuse, until the person seeking fair treatment relents.

[Stingray51]

It is a good article from early June by an outstanding, brave expert. But things have changed. While natural immunity (from prior infection) remains effective and spreading, the vaccines appear to have lost effectiveness in limiting transmission. At this point, I think the more people, excepting the vulnerable such as elderly or obese, who get infected, the better (assuming the vaccines have not loosed some Frankenstein scenario on us).

[knarf]

[Prince of Space]

I had it in March 2020 before anyone was testing in AZ outside of hospitals. I haven’t had the antibody test so I can’t prove it, but my symptoms were the quintessential low grade fever, annoying dry cough, extreme fatigue, headache & muscle aches. I haven’t been sick since then, even though I was maskless until July 2020. If I didn’t have it in March, then I also never got it afterwards, even though I was exposed to my daughter and her family the day before they came down with Covid.

[Manic_Episode]

So a few weeks ago my former employer relaxed their mask policy for vaccinated folks only. Everyone else had to continue to wear masks. I have acquired immunity and refused the mask and was consequently let go.

Yesterday they went back to everyone being required to mask up once again.

The vaccinated are now furious after tasting a few weeks of freedom and having to go back to communist cuba all over again.

In the meantime I'm soooooo enjoying my freedom and some dearly precious and needed time off.

Im so done with all this covid nonsense and the entire world can kma.

[knarf]

[Political Junkie Too]

The 2nd amendment used to be the power of natural immunity.

-PJ