Get Vaccinated Even If You've Had COVID-19

That's just ignorant nonsense.

https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/covid-19-vaccines-received-emergency-use-authorization-from-the-fda-after-clinical-trials-demonstrated-that-they-are-safe-and-effective-covid-19-vaccines-arent-experimenta/

Here is the fact sheet for the Pfizer vaccine on the fda’s website. It explains what an EUA is and the conditions under which it is allowed. It also explains that the Pfizer vaccine “has not undergone the same type of review as an fda approved and cleared product.” Similar fact sheets are available for the other vaccines. https://www.fda.gov/media/144414/download

What part of "Clinical trials demonstrated that the vaccines were safe and effective" was difficult for you to understand?

Clinical trials take years not months. If it is so safe, why is it that we have no legal recourse for damages?

"My immune system is working just fine"

Oh you are one of those. I'll sit up here at the adults table.

1:24 PM - Tell me, does the social media infoverse promise you recourse for the results of a case of COVID?

Eh, let people who want to get it, receive it; let those who choose not to, not. Fact is, the majority of people ARE receiving the vaccine and progress is being made. No need to attack those who choose to - or choose NOT to - receive the vaccine. It is what it is. Mind your beeswax.

Except vaccine deniers can kill by spreading the virus, not to mention acting as a source of variants, so it's everyone's business.

7:05 - You can find all kinds of cranks on the web, as aptly shown in your comment.

@6:09 I believe you can still spread the virus even when vaccinated. That's what they used to say anyway. Isn't that why vaccinated people still have to wear masks? Or am I behind on the ever-changing covid "science"?

Guess I'm still up on what to do, just not why.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html#:~:text=After%20you've%20been%20fully,places%20until%20we%20know%20more.

Love to hear your definition of a 'crank'....

So you read all four articles in five minutes? Or you just immediately dismissed them?

Someone who makes up nonsense to spread FUD. Or just harvests output from other cranks to spread FUD.

Take your jargon back to Reddit... this is a different community.

I have no idea what "reddit" is. FUD is an established generic term for propaganda meant to spread Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt, which is unquestionably what is going on here.

And it's quite easy to judge the veracity of weblinks when they come from domains that routinely spread misinformation.

5 seconds of a web search can refute 7:05's nonsense ... e.g., https://zdoggmd.com/vanden-bossche/

And so on: https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/dec/02/blog-posting/former-pfizer-employee-wrong-coronavirus-pandemic-/

This is at least the second time that you have falsely claimed that "FUD" is "jargon" from Reddit. I don't know how one reaches such a level of not knowing stuff, but: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty,_and_doubt "The term "fear, uncertainty, and doubt" appeared as far back as the 1920s,[1][2] whereas the similar formulation "doubts, fears, and uncertainties" even reaches back to 1693 the least.[3][4] By 1975, the term was appearing abbreviated as FUD in marketing and sales contexts[5] as well as in public relations"

"So you read all four articles in five minutes? " There are thousands of articles from *reputable sources* that say otherwise and you haven't read any of them. Here's one: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/health-coronavirus-vaccines-skeptic/

Reuters? https://www.wired.co.uk/article/reuters-artificial-intelligence-journalism-newsroom-ai-lynx-insight

https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/artificial-intelligence.html

Oh my.... did you actually read the article you cited?

Apparently the vaccinated can also kill by spreading the virus.

453-Mom was an RN for 40yrs and saw pharma for what it was. She told me not to take experimental drugs and that we cannot be truly confident about efficacy and safety until 7 years of general use. The "infoverse" to which you refer, is decidedly pro-vax. It obfuscates everything such as the 2 labs in Israel that found a 1.2% incidence of Herpes Zoster (a rare form of herpes) in vaccinated people. True or not, time will tell, measured in years not months.
Recourse? That would be suits against the bio lab if it could be proven to be the source. Our best bet is to, eat well, exercise, get sleep and minimize stress. We are healthy and Corna 19 version 1.0 as not worse than any other flu, but the mutations will be worse.....

Good lord...no wonder we have so much vaccine refusal. Your post is full of so much nonsense I can’t even begin to unpack it all...BTW “Herpes Zoster” that “rare form of Herpes” you speak of is commonly known as “Shingles”. It’s not rare at all and there’s actually 2 fully FDA approved vaccines to prevent it. One is called Zostavax and the other is called Shingrix. Shingles occur as a result of dormant varicella virus aka (chickenpox) being activated by a trigger...could be stress, injury, etc...Another great point is kids who receive their varicella vaccine which protects them from contracting chickenpox should theoretically never be at risk for developing shingles.. See how great vaccines can be? Oh and COVID is NOTHING like the flu, so stop with that BS already. Influenza is a purely a respiratory illness and COVID has shown itself to be so much more than that. While it can be mild for many it’s been absolutely devastating for the loved ones of the over 560,000 dead people! Sheesh!

You know what kills??? Your misinformation...

SBGAL- Yes, Zoster is very rare, my step father had it devastate him and the doctors in Vienna were extremely interested due to the rarity. This IS the strain mentioned in the study., but thanx for simplex lecture.
We now have a triple mutant variety in India which seems to be the South African, the Brazillian and some other mutation. Who's betting the vaccine works for that puppy? As I've stated before. Corona virus mutates to fast to keep up with. When folks are faced with "boosters" every few months we'll see vax rates plumet.
When we had covid it WAS like the flu, probably because we eat well and are otherwise healthly

Channelfog...
Well as someone who’s worked in the medical field for 21 years and attended numerous infectious disease lectures that deal with the topic you claim I’ve given a “simplex lecture” on...I have a little more knowledge than the average bear. However, perhaps you need Google to help you out. Please just search “herpes zoster shingles” It’s listed as “common” in the US with over 200,000 cases occurring annually. That’s not to say it can’t be horrific to experience. That is why it’s important to get a vaccine to prevent it. Vaccines are an incredibly important part of saving lives and public health in general. Yes, the COVID virus will continue to mutate and we will likely need to get annual boosters but the alternative of continued widespread death and destruction of the world’s economy should be unacceptable to everyone with a conscious.

Do a search, Channelfog. Herpes zoster is not rare, and if your mom was a nurse for 40 years, I'm sure she would verify that for you. I know two people who’ve had it just in the past year. An uncle had it for over a year back in the 90s—extremely painful. And are we still hearing that COVID is no worse than the flu? When was the last time the flu killed over half a million people in a year? Oh, 1918, I guess. Another novel virus, and no vaccine, and some people thinking a healthy immune system was all it takes to stay well. If your immune system has never met this virus, you have no way of knowing how well it will do against it. Many young and healthy people have had serious cases, have died. Many have continuing after effects that are really debilitating. The more people who get the virus, the more opportunities it has to mutate. Vaccination shrinks the pool of potential bodies for the virus to mutate in. It’s a service to all of us to get vaccinated. It’s not just about you.

SBGAL- What was rare was the severity and swiftness with which it hit him. He slipped into a coma in less than a day, and awoke 2 weeks later, a different (ruined) mind/nervous system. The care in Vienna was exquisite with meticulous MRSA protocols, unlike when we finally got him back to CA 2 months later. I have no quibbles with the zoster vaccine it has been around a long time, unlike Covid vaccines. Of Lab rats and lemmings.....

MTNDR- Zoster caused him to have acute brain swelling/bleeding, grandmal seizures and a 2 week coma. It took a year to learn to walk with a walker and he could never write to hard drive again. He could recount every detail of the Manhattan Project, or his childhood, but not what happened yesterday or an hour ago.
I said Covid 1.0 was no worse for us than a common flu, not that the mutations are so tame (for us!). Did those deceased "healthy" young folks eat crap, sleep little, and party hard? Vaccines or not, this is a time for organic, balanced diet and any other life changes for health and minimal stress. As to being a lab rat, it IS just about me!

2:52 - If you read carefully, you'll see that the vaccine greatly reduces your chances of being infected at all. However, in the rare case where you may get infected, it greatly reduces the impact, by reducing the viral load, which also diminishes your chances of spreading it.

Maybe you could cite the place on the CDC website where that is written. I can't find it. The vaccines are 95% effective at preventing infection, not preventing symptoms. And if you get it after being vaccinated, you are not going to end up in the hospital or dead. Seems like excellent odds.

"I said Covid 1.0 was no worse for us than a common flu"

Yes, you said it, and like nearly everything else you've said, you were wrong.

Pure gold, Headly, pure gold.

That Twitter piece, yowza. Not in a good way.

So are you posting that to embarrass Courtney Ann Taylor, Georgia, Errol Webber, and yourself all at once?

I'm vaccinated and I am out living my life as a vaccinated person. Feels great!

i got vaxxinated and went to hawaii and had the time of my life. walked around outside with no mask on. its great

"But I give up. " It's wise to give up on disseminating disinformation and employing irrational modes of thought and argument, and instead embrace critical thinking.

10:35 - Those who choose not to vaccinate put others at risk, just like those who choose to drink to excess and drive. Got it?

my question was whether the people anonymously dragging unvaccinated people would do so in the same fashion with their coworkers, family members, friends etc who are still unsure about the vaccine? There are kind, intelligent, hard working people who are UNSURE. Not every person who hasn’t been vaccinated yet is a “stupid trump supporting Fox News watching dum*as$”.