luthervol
rational (x) and reasonable (y)
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Buddy, if you think it does Jack squat, you don’t know what it does. That’s been the whole point from the beginning.I know what it does. Jack squat. Come on, man. Here's your chance. Problem is, you've got nothing and you know it.
He mandated two choices , not 3-4-5 . He gave from his office a mandate to employers . The number of choices or what you choose does not matter .
I would actually applaud that ID doc. What's the most significant risk factor for severe COVID-19 disease?Why is an infectious disease specialist hard on you about your diet? Do you trust medical professionals outside of their given specialty?
Buddy, if you think it does Jack squat, you don’t know what it does. That’s been the whole point from the beginning.
And I’ve had “my chance” to discuss this with people who weren’t too dumb and/or inarticulate to acknowledge the benefits and still make their case for not getting it. It probably happened in this thread, but if you’re too lazy to ask your doctor or even use Google, I suspect you’re not going to read through this thread.
We've had mandated choices regarding vaccinations for decades.....for the betterment of society.
Or had a stellar case of covid and natural immunity.I’m still in disbelief on how many people are misinformed into thinking the vaccine does nothing in regards to prevention of obtaining the virus. While efficacy and immunity has decreased over time, there is plenty of evidence showing that the vaccines still express a decent amount of protection from acquiring the virus, and of course drastically decreasing the likelihood of severe symptoms.
I have heard from countless people that the vaccine does not work and is simply “therapy” because it’s efficacy is essentially not 100%. No vaccine has ever had 100% resistance to a virus. That’s not what defines a vaccine. A vaccine is defined by being a substance used to stimulate your immune system into something that can recognize and fight off the future pathogen that it was provided information about. Sometimes those numbers can be as effective as >90%, and sometimes those numbers can be around 40-60% (the flu vaccine year to year). Regardless, they will all theoretically provide some protection to catching the virus, and as well as ensuring your symptoms if you do catch it are milder than if you had not had it at all.
I can only assume a grown adult who thinks the vaccine is not in their best interest has had to have received some crazy amount of misinformation to get to that point.