Have you gotten your Covid booster yet?

[loves2learn]

I’m getting mine today.

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+1 y

Got it. Pfizer. Good to go. No pain at injection site either. 😊

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+1 y

I slept on my left arm weird last night so I got the shot in my right arm. So far my left arm still hurts worse. 😂

[Joeshamo]

I got the vaccine, but no booster. I'm not getting it because I don't know what it's going to do to me long term. If I die 8 years from now because of some long term side effects of the vaccines, the CDC are just going to shrug their shoulders and say "oh well. so sad too bad.". I didn't want to get the vaccine, but if I don't and they find me going to work without a vaccine then my face is on the news and my life is over anyways. So I had only two choices. either i potentially get caught and my face goes on the news or I potentially die from the vaccine in 10 years. It's a lose, lose situation. Either way my life would be over.

[Guardian45]

Agreed

[Joeshamo]

@Guardian45 And if people 10 years from now die from it, the CDC they will say that they’re going to reform and that they’ve changed everything up. But it’s going to be the same people running the CDC.

[Guardian45]

So you think the vaccine will NOT stop the pandemic?

[bananathunder]

yes... got mine the first day i could (last week)

[Guardian45]

Do you think the vaccine can and will stop the pandemic?

[bananathunder]

@Guardian45 i think it can make it manageable if people would take the shot. I travel a lot and have had no symptoms at all since taking the shot. I know it has worked for me at least

[jennifer_bloom]

I have not yet. I think I have to wait until at least December because you are not allowed boosters where I live until 6 months after your second shot.

[loves2learn]

Same! I was at 6 months yesterday.

[Дерйа]

Yesterday lmao

[loves2learn]

Well done!

[Дерйа]

by the way my arm still hurts 😂 Couldn't sleep that well

[loves2learn]

Mine is starting to hurt

[molonski2]

Well Done , great work !

[Guardian45]

Why did you get it?

[Дерйа]

I had to... because of work

[sawno]

No, i refuse to take a "vaccine" that has higher risks than the low risk virus its allegedly protecting against.
I have made it a habbit to leave video's around my answers on this topic so people interested in learning more can follow some of the information i know. So here is a video showing some of the effects i deem a risk : https://lbry.tv/@TimTruth:b/flaming-mccairn-red-blood-cells-deoxygenated:c?r=EGYXbarjgcvLZ7MGMpnJ5b2hnL4ZkNvy

[Guardian45]

So you don't believe the vaccine will stop the pandemic?

[sawno]

@Guardian45 No, thats a scam. Corona virusses are part of cold flu's. The reason we don't vaccinate against those is because they mutate quickly and have animal reserves. So even if the vaccine was safe and effective it would not stop anything. There are already 32 varients i am aware off on paper if i counted them correctly. So they will probably announce another varient when they want to take important freedoms away but thats a farce.

The vaccines themselves appear to be of inconsistent substances. From very harmful to placebo's although for the latter i don't have good evidence since i still need to fact check it. For the ones that do something they create antibodies to artificially chosen spike proteins and not the virus and they have bad effects on the immune system.

So not only will they not stop the pandemic in case of a corona virus because of the nature of these virusses being impossible to stop they will cause massive issuew which is ehy your going to see the most hospitalizations yet. They will blame that on either the unvaccinated or play that off as flu + covid but the flu was never gone and social distancing ineffective so those are lies. It will be the impact of real flu's on the vaccinated along with general side effects that will be the problem.

[Guardian45]

Are you a healthcare worker or work in academia?

[sawno]

@Guardian45 Nope, i just look at things like interviews with people in that field among official data.

[Lliam]

@Guardian45. Are you?

[Guardian45]

I'm a retired paramedic, friends in important places... Big Pharma.

[AviatorTom]

Nope, I contracted COVID after getting my first shot, so I now have natural immunity, I think. No one can tell me if I should get the 2nd shot... there's no scientific evidence about whether natural immunity and the vaccine might actual fight each other.

I follow recommended practices. Still wear y mask when I'm in stores, although most people don't now, and always try to keep social distance.

It's unlikely I will ever get another COVID shot.

[sawno]

I can tell you that you won't need a covid shot, they are ineffective at best, destroy your immunity at worst. Natural immunity is best in this one.

[loves2learn]

My grandma had covid and she had 3 covid shots

[Guardian45]

I'm not convinced the shots make any difference

[OfDeath]

I'm not due for it. But when I am, I'll get it. I know there are a lot of people against vaccines but it's not such a big deal to me. People need to remember that the vast majority of people are irrational morons and the only way to get them to do the right thin is to make them. It's important we do everything we can to keep civilization going by suppressing this global pandemic with the only method which lets us keep businesses open and make travel as safe for everyone as possible and that method is vaccination.

[Guardian45]

So you believe it works? And will stop the pandemic?

[molonski2]

Its not been an option for me here yet , but I certainly looking for the 3 rd shot , as Im looking to go back to Australia for 3 months next year , I've had a cocktail that meets the new requirements , but my third can be AZ or Phiser , but being in Thailand , we farang ( or anyone for that matter ) have not had this option yet.
In Aus , its same as USA , easy to get , and free.

[Guardian45]

So you think it's is important to get the 3rd shot? And will end the pandemic?

[molonski2]

@Guardian45 Honestly NO..
I just need it to get into my home country , dont think it will help at all - anyone really , but I need to visit Aussie , they have not been as welcoming as USA to their citizens.

[MoxieRN1986]

I got Moderna on Sunday. Felt crappy for about 6 hours the next day and my arm was sore. But also feel like it was worth it and I would have endured more if I had to in order to eradicate this terrible virus!

[loves2learn]

Agreed!

[NetSapien]

No, I did take the 2 jabs originally from Moderna, but I'm done with the whole vaccine thing.

I already had Covid and survived it well enough prior to the vaccine's existence. If I am going to place my life and my health on something, it's going to be the natural immunity I developed from having had the virus. I did my part, donated blood for the antibodies, etc.

I don't need to play Russian Roulette with more injections and introduce the potential for thrombotic thrombocytopenia, particularly with a vaccine that's only available through the FDA's EUA.

I would still recommend getting vaccinated over no protection tho.

[molonski2]

Really I feel like you , and I think you have best immunity never - Covid plus 2 jabs.
I believe Im in exactly the same boat , I survived it ( prior ) and got vaxed too , my only reason for the third is Aussie rules ( Im in Thailand ) , so Im going to try for another AZ , but really if I didn't want to travel to Aus , Id just stick with where Im at.

[Truthatanycost]

@molonski2 According to this website that quotes the Uk Government statements. The COVID 'vaccine' reduces your natural immunity...

''What the British are saying is they are now finding the vaccine interferes with your body’s innate ability after infection to produce antibodies against not just the spike protein but other pieces of the virus. Specifically, vaccinated people don’t seem to be producing antibodies to the nucleocapsid protein, the shell of the virus, which are a crucial part of the response in unvaccinated people.

This means vaccinated people will be far more vulnerable to mutations in the spike protein EVEN AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN INFECTED AND RECOVERED ONCE (or more than once, probably).''

alexberenson.substack.com/.../comments

[molonski2]

I do not follow any anti vax nutter theories however , but each to their own.
Vaccination rates at high levels are VITAL.

[loves2learn]

@molonski2 i agree

[joeldalton]

@molonski2 Totally. Imagine how bad Ireland would be otherwise

www.independent.ie/.../...tion-rates-41041428.html

[Truthatanycost]

@joeldalton Interesting headline on that news site... 'Ireland has more Covid cases than some countries with ‘very low’ vaccination rates' that's not the first I've heard of this either. I think Israel mentioned similar...

[joeldalton]

@Truthatanycost The Netherlands is out of control with about a ~70% vaccination rate. Their 7-day average is 12,000 cases a day. 10x the rate of Florida

[Truthatanycost]

@joeldalton Here is another:

denver.cbslocal.com/.../

'Nearly 80% of Denver residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine with 73% being fully vaccinated.'

That report was back in August 23. Fast forward to November 12 the headline reads:

'Colorado’s Spike In COVID Cases ‘Still A Mystery,’ Trajectory Could Be Difficult To Predict'

'“I don’t know if we will ever know what is causing this spike,” said Dr. Bailey Fosdick, Associate Professor in CSU’s Department of Statistics.'

'Colorado Ranking Worse In COVID Cases As Dozens Of Other States Decline'

Such a mystery. Maybe someone should consult Sherlock.

[molonski2]

Cases mean NOTHING , once you have high vax rates , cases always meant little -
Dont report Cases / we gave that up long ago / Simply hospitalisatios and deaths..
Its a akin to reporting how many colds are circulating - utter bullshit , asymptomatic , and mild are your friends , you need vaccination and exposure , weve certainly had exposure here 25k " cases " and what happened? Nothing , hospitals are not full --- sadly , with neglect , old age , preexisting , obese -- people die regularly. The vaccination will not assist me personally , but it " may " and only " may " help that poor lizard who is at the end of the line.
That is the essence of any form of vaccination.

[joeldalton]

@molonski2 Agreed. we’re in a casedemic, not a pandemic

[molonski2]

@joeldalton Spot on Joe..

Another example , here at small Condo complex , 7 " Cases " staff , no one was ill , they just decided to test , none of " we " residents were tested -- What happened? again NOTHING

In Australia ( at the time , this was enough to close a State ) - Why didn't all this sht happen with swine flu? If you are locked away , you dont have an up to date functional immune. Thats a fact , a vast number of doctors in USA / Australia / Europe agree with me , yet they are basically gagged.
Thats the facts of it. Mate , if it was as they say , how come Im not dead? Entire thing was done the wrong way around.
Anyhow , done my bit , been vaxed , and reason for 3 rd is to get back in Aussie.

[Guardian45]

Sadly, I agree with you.

[NetSapien]

I have seen those opinions regarding the potential drop in immunity after vaccinating once you've recovered from the virus.

Personally, I don't care much about that argument as it doesn't have a bearing on what I did when I got the vaccine considering I got it once and survived with just intermittent migraines and fevers, I'm less worried about getting it again, if I even do get it again.

Like I said originally, I am more concerned with the data that found an increased chance of thrombotic thrombocytopenia. Thrombotic complications were reported early in our understanding of viral induced clinical syndromes of COVID-19 infection, and the data seems to implicate this now a leading cause of death during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If I'm gonna potentially have thrombotic complications with the virus and with the vaccine, it only makes sense for me to rely on my natural immunity and my past experience with the virus itself.

I only really took it because most of the younger members in my family wanted it but didn't trust the rushed nature of it's production. So I chose to be the guinea pig. I survived it so they got it.

I also don't subscribe to the idea that a vaccinated person does not infect another. I know everyone can carry it and pass it on.

Either way, I recommend some protection over none at all.

[NetSapien]

If unfortunately, I do somehow get re-infected, I'll do what I did last time.

I'll take my already prepped sailboat and head out to one of the uninhabited islands off of the FL coast and camp out for a few months. If I succumb to the illness, I'll be on my own and by my own choices and not take resources another may benefit from or infect anyone.

[Seangreen]

I don't see a reason to get vaccinated because I had covid and recovered last year. Basically I got nature's vaccine.

[Guardian45]

Do you think the vaccine will stop the pandemic?

[Seangreen]

@Guardian45 I don't

[Guardian45]

Why not?

[Seangreen]

@Guardian45 for the same reason the flu shot doesn't eliminate the flu

[Guardian45]

Hmmm. Same is true of antibiotics!

[Seangreen]

@Guardian45 new data is coming out. Pay attention and you'll see that it's not as effective as told and if you can still spread it after vaccinated it's definitely not going away

[Guardian45]

Yup, you're right of course!

[mooky06]

Yes, I did get mine done 4 days ago. Sore arm for a couple of days (it still feels tender touching my left arm), lethargic, nauseous and chills.

[loves2learn]

Same! My back hurts!

[mooky06]

oh no! My back always hurts 🤭 so i don’t know if it’s the booster or what lol

[Guardian45]

Why did you get it?

[worldscolide]

No, and I'm not sure if im getting one, especially since they told me my cavvine was supposed to protect me 99% and in reality, that was a lie. I dislike repeated injections..

[worldscolide]

Really autocorrect? Vaccine not cavvine.. Wtf man

[loves2learn]

Ohhh autocorrect lol. He needs to go home. He’s drunk.

[worldscolide]

Right!!

[Nick473]

No i prefer not to have indefinite production of harmful spiked protein in my body. Its known to clot blood aswell as many many other harmful “prizes” that you win for putting this in your body. My favorite mtb youtube is out of commission because of his shot rn and i will not risk or recommend taking that risk

[Guardian45]

Don't you think the vaccine will stop the pandemic?

[Caramelpie]

I’m not taking this shit. I had enough with the pervious 2 in August to nearly death experience due to high fever and many other side effects that I still suffer until today such as strange headache and my left shoulder still hurts sometimes even tho it’s been 2 months already. Last i’m just 18 for god sake, I don’t need to keep taking fucking injections and vaccines or boosters every 6 months as they say because i have natural immunity.

[Levin]

Incredible, a person who thinks for themselves!

[cookiecrusher]

I had a small allergic reaction to the first shot, 5 minutes after getting it.

And then 40°C (104F) for 3 day along with just feeling like being half dead.

Should probably get the seconds shot, maybe jansen this time, should be without that allergen, but not really looking forward to it😅

[Static_In_The_Attic]

On the 19th of October I got my booster & hopefully we do not have to get anymore in the future.

[loves2learn]

I hope not also!

[Static_In_The_Attic]

Also talked to the doctor & I asked if we will have to get another booster in six months & she said she doesn’t know at this time. As for me three is enough & I don’t plan on getting anymore boosters.

[Guardian45]

May I ask why not? Do you think the vaccine can stop the pandemic?

[TheBigGuy9]

No Covid booster. Remember when Trump was president Democrats said they would not touch any vaccine made under his administration. They even blocked people from getting their shot on November 9th., but as soon as Joe became president a complete 180 was done. This isn’t about people’s health. It’s about politics and I’m quite amazed so many people have such short memories.

[Guardian45]

So you don't think the vaccine will stop the pandemic?

[TheBigGuy9]

Have you gotten the vaccine? I got it. You read the paper they give you?

[TheBigGuy9]

The one talking about the effect of the vaccine?

[Guardian45]

I got the vaccine and I now regret it.

[smahala1991]

I just got mine yesterday. My arm is sore and I'm sleepy.

[loves2learn]

Which did you get?

[smahala1991]

Moderna all 3 times

[loves2learn]

Everyone I know who got moderna had some side effects. I lucked out with pfizer.

[smahala1991]

True but it kept me from getting sick when everyone else has

[loves2learn]

Worth it for sure!

[Guardian45]

Why did you get it?

[DeeDeeDeVour]

Pfizer once again.
No side effects whatsoever.
What are you getting later?

[loves2learn]

Gosh I love pfizer. So glad I went with that.

[Andres77]

Nope... I drug mine out for as long as I could before getting fired.
I need the job.
If I die the insurance will cover them.

[humanearth]

Work for yourself

[loves2learn]

You got fired for not complying with a vaccine mandate?

[Andres77]

No... I got the Johnson and Johnson. One stick.
I didn't want it, I've got bills and kids... I just bit the bullet and got the one that was only one stick and no mRNA.

[loves2learn]

Ahhh. Yup. Smart choice. Adulting sucks.

[Andres77]

Kneeling to corrupt government because you have to feed your kids... also sucks.
Lesson learned.
Adjustments are in progress.
Don't feel sorry for me. Feel sorry for those who want to push the next phase when I'm prepared. It won't go well for them.

[Guardian45]

Do you think the vaccine works and will stop the pandemic?

[Andres77]

@Guardian45
I doubt the vaccine is really effective.
Lots of hospitalized already have the vaccine.
I'm not calling anyone wrong for getting the vaccine.
I can't afford to lose my job so I caved.
That's not a position I like being in.
The pandemic is a tool to force compliance of the populace.
You don't have to agree.
I've seen some of your posts. U seem like a sincere and smart guy but we don't agree on everything.
My wife is a nurse and I was a medic for years and we still have contacts throughout the medical community and when virologist are avoiding the vaccine for as long as possible but exposing themselves to COVID intentionally... it's because for some the cure is more dangerous than the disease.

[WhiteSteve]

I haven’t. I should do it soon. I got initially vaxxed at the very beginning with all the olds, haha, since I take care of my elderly father I qualified in my state. So now it’s been seven months since my second shot, probably a good idea to re-up.

[Mac-One]

Wife and I gor our boosters as soon as we became eligible.

[Guardian45]

Why did you get it?

[Mac-One]

@Guardian45 because we want the protection - any protection that we can get

[loves2learn]

Good for you guys :)

[Guardian45]

So you believe that the vaccine can and will stop the pandemic?

[Kabluie]

I'm good with my two shot ordeal until until CDC says non-compromised need a booster.

[Pterodon]

They have

[Kabluie]

@Pterodon they have not, CDC and FDA only officially authorized it for compromised, 65+, high risk. Anyone could technically get one and vaccine companies are pushing for booster to be EUA.

[Pterodon]

Then how is the VA able to give it to all vets as long as it’s been 6 months since your last?

[Cherry234]

@Kabluie Yeah my mom says it's for people like her in her age group. I'm only 23 so I don't need it and my mom spoke to my doctor about it. My doctor says I don't have to get it

[Pterodon]

@Cherry234 once again conflicting reports

[loves2learn]

@Pterodon I’m 38 and got mine today at Walgreens

[Pterodon]

I got my Moderna at CVS in Target

[Guardian45]

Why do you think so? Do you think the vaccine will stop the pandemic?

[genericname85]

no. i thought it was already crazy enough to pump people full of this experimental drug with no long term and no drug interaction studies whatsoever. i can't understand why people think it's a good idea to get a third shot. this is an experimental drug that already killed 10.000 people... not smarties or a cough sirup.