Secret Chief
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I meant to protect you, but if it doesn't work for you then fine.
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This years flu strain
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Historically, I've done better without it than I have with it. If it meant protecting others from the flu, I'd be first in line.
Same here. I can't remember the last time I had a flu shot, or the flu.
The last flu-like illness I had might've been Omicron, in hindsight.
It was very similar (though not nearly as severe) to something I had back in '87.
VoidCat
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@Tinkerpeach I repeat what Rev said. Bless your heart.
I work at a daycare. I was in the hospital a few times from getting sick working. Vaccines help to stop that from happening.
Tinkerpeach
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And you become relian on them.
I never get sick becoming my bodies immune system is that strong.
VoidCat
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My bodies immune system is strong from both natural immunity and vaccines.
Tinkerpeach
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Vaccines weaken your natural immune system.
This isn’t some sort of secret you know.
Why do you think the white guys were able to kill millions of Indians with smallpox while they were walking around just fine.
They built up natural immunity’s to it.
I wonder...
1) If being unvaccinated makes one's immune system
stronger, why did unvaxed kids get polio, but vaxed
ones didn't?
2) If one never gets sick, how does one build up
immunity to various diseases?
3) I've heard many people say that the best
immunity is acquired by getting the disease.
But that's killed or nearly killed some of my
friends. If getting the vaccine avoids getting
sick, then that immunity is good enuf.
1) If being unvaccinated makes one's immune system
stronger, why did unvaxed kids get polio, but vaxed
ones didn't?
2) If one never gets sick, how does one build up
immunity to various diseases?
3) I've heard many people say that the best
immunity is acquired by getting the disease.
But that's killed or nearly killed some of my
friends. If getting the vaccine avoids getting
sick, then that immunity is good enuf.
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Don't confuse the issue with facts and logic.
No, they do not. Vaccines literally work by training your natural immune system to recognize threats, which is pretty much the opposite of what you just said here.
Explaining How Vaccines Work
These resources for healthcare providers can help parents understand how vaccines work.
Tinkerpeach
Active Member
No, they artificially trigger your immune system by introducing the virus and other chemicals into your system meaning that your body now relies on that combination instead of creating its own immunityNo, they do not. Vaccines literally work by training your natural immune system to recognize threats, which is pretty much the opposite of what you just said here.
Explaining How Vaccines Work
These resources for healthcare providers can help parents understand how vaccines work.www.cdc.gov
Government propaganda!No, they do not. Vaccines literally work by training your natural immune system to recognize threats, which is pretty much the opposite of what you just said here.
Explaining How Vaccines Work
These resources for healthcare providers can help parents understand how vaccines work.
Sorry.
Couldn't resist.
Well, I could
But I chose not to.
The same way working out with weights artificially triggers your muscles and makes you stronger.
Wrong on every point. Vaccines do not introduce the virus, they do not introduce "other chemicals" and you body does not rely on some strange combination. You body does create its own immunity
Tinkerpeach
Active Member
Your body does that anyway so what’s the point of a vaccine then?