For those unvaccinated, does the covid Delta variant and rise make you want to get vaccinated now?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[NamerOfStars]

No. The Indian variant (none of that anti-Greek nonsense, now) has, in many placed, displaced the original version. How does a mutated form of a virus displace the original? By become more contagious and less lethal. LESS. If it killed more people, it wouldn't be able to spread. SARS-Covid-2 has not overturned all the laws of virology; it obeys them rigorously. And since the UK data very clearly shows that the vast majority of cases and fatalities of the Indian variant are from people who HAVE had the shots, that doesn't exactly fill me with confidence. (The US data, in fairness, shows the exact opposite, but that actually makes that confidence take another hit, since that doesn't make any sense).

It turns out that only protecting yourself from a single viral protein means that any mutation of that protein renders your protection useless; who would've thought? You know what does still work? Natural immunity. I'm far safer from infection and recovery than any of those shots can make me.

[Asker]

I hadn’t even heard that. Omg :/

[NamerOfStars]

There's a hell of a lot of lying going around with this particular disease. Be leery of trusting ANY source of information too much.

[Asker]

:/ I got one of the shots and now I wish I hadn’t

[Asker]

3 weeks out and my arm still hurts and has a rash

[MCheetah]

The Delta variant is complete bullshit. All these "mutations" are. All they do is move around one ot two letters in an RNA strand and boom! "New mutation." They're hypothetical mutations, at that. It's like saying a "new mutation of the flu or common cold", even though they're never going to be exact replicants and the symptoms and harm is identical. That's the whole point.

To put it in simple terms, it doesn't mean anything. It's all still just COVID and almost no different from the first one they sold as a public panic.

And yes, I did the basic research myself, with help from a fellow GAGer who got me started.

[Anonymous]

No, because China will just keep making more variants.

[Levin]

TBH, I'm quite certain the variants are pretty much all made up. Their function is clearly to scare people.

Dr Sam Bailey has an interesting interview with Dr Kaufmann about the scientific methods used to determine these alleged variants on Odysee. com

[Stoner710]

I’m vaccinated but the new CDC restrictions are making me regret getting it. What was the point if your going to force me to wear a mask again. My answer to mask wearing at this point if no

[Anonymous]

Kinda but I don't trust white people. Or the Chinese ccp.


If white people are fighting other white people it's usually not safe.

White people love white people. So when they fighting about something you gotta pay attention.

Plus Tuskegee

[rcljr]

I’m not taking any “ vaccine” that couldn’t be released to the public until the manufacturers were guaranteed immunity for criminal and civil action by all the worlds governments. you people have NO IDEA what you’re injecting.

[EternallyCorrect]

No, nothing has changed. I knew that once the vaccines rolled out there’d be a new variant they’d come out with, I said this ages ago. It’s all so predictable.

[joeldalton]

Considering that the vaccinated spread the delta variant and are now supposed to wear masks indoors, what's the point?

[Anonymous]

The vaccine changes your dna and I’ve heard of people dying from the vaccine. Also, there’s bad life long side effects that I hear also. I’m good.

[Anonymous]

I haven't had the opportunity to get vax and the delta variant isn't scary to me.

[Anonymous]

Funny how all the more deadly variants popped up soon as we started vaccinating

[OddBeMe]

It should.

[JesseJayNeak]

No, it doesn't