I don't see the point, other than Biden persuading Americans on a 2021 Sunday night televised show to "Roll Up Your Sleeves." 💉

Every viral pathogen has some sort of protein envelope that has a way for your body to identify it. The immune system keeps a template for the ones it has seen before. But, depending on the health of the immune system, those templates get lost or destroyed over time. Typically, the smaller the virus particle, the more quickly those templates deteriorate. Since SARS-CoV-2 is a very tiny virus, the antibody half-life is on the order of days or optimistically weeks. So, after whatever 6 months is recommended for a booster, your body has probably completely forgotten about the immunity it built up. On the other hand, a virus like varicella (chicken pox) produces an immunity that lasts decades. So, it depends on the virus, the type of vaccine, the health of the individual, and the overall context. When we look back on covid, we are going to think we were absolutely stupid about how we dealt with it. However, under limited information, the people who made the decisions on how to deal with it thought that they were doing the right thing at the time. Although it certainly wasn't without a lot of arguing amongst themselves - but they weren't arguing about anything qanon thinks they were arguing about.

If you hadn't had the vaccines, good chance you wouldn't still be here to bitch about catching it!! I've been blessed to not have Covid as yet, so I might be wrong. The vaccine doesn't stop you from getting the virus. It assists your body in fighting it off when you do get it. Due to previous health issues in my life, I'm required to take the Flu shot every year. In equating the two, I've found that after taking the Flu shot, if I do catch the Flu that I get a very weakened version of the illness with a MUCH LOWER chance of dying from it. I'm equating Covid to the Flu. You might still get it, but you won't be near as sick as you would have been if you didn't get the vaccine. Life is a gamble, you live recklessly, you die recklessly. You hedge your bets, you have a better chance of surviving!!!.

Read in the news new CIOVID variants are coming out. People need to get new flu shots for new flu variants. Works same way with COVID. New variants new shots, boosters.

Hell will be frozen over with 2 feet of dry ice before I would even consider having one of those poisonous injections!

The covid virus is like the rino virus and the flu virus. It constantly mutates. So, just like a flu shot isn't bulletproof against influenza, and there is no vaccine for the common cold, so is covid vaccine. Like flu, they claim that if one does contract covid after the vaccine, it will be milder and more survivable. I've had 4 shots so far and the only adverse effect has been a sore arm where they jabbed me. 9/13/23

1 - improves your chances of not contracting the disease *** 2 - if you contract the disease anyway, improves your chances of reduced duration and severity of the disease *** It doesn't guarantee that you won't contract the disease. It doesn't guarantee that you won't suffer the full effects of the disease. But it significantly - statistically (and that's an important qualifier) - improves your chances of avoiding both of those things.

You would get a milder version and hopefully would not die.