How do you feel about natural immunity with covid?

[MrTaboo]

https://ifunny.co/video/qi40joLR9?s=cl

[888theGreat]

I feel I never got it or any version of it. So It looks like I won't get it and I never got shot.

I wash my hands often and don't boink people I don't know on weekends.

I don't eat at places , I bring back food.

I don't use other bathrooms

I also had a dog that bit me every day when he was alive. That gets immunity from lots of stuff. My blood would be half human and half canine.

[MrTaboo]

If you get it now it'll just be a cold

[Adam1978]

Immunity is unlikely, I settle for high resistance.

[MrTaboo]

Immunity is scientific fact. Once you get something and get through it. You're good for life.

[Adam1978]

Not for flues and colds and that is what covid is. It mutate and change. It's not static so your immunity will not be safe either.

[NamerOfStars]

Well, no- in absolute terms, "immunity" to a disease doesn't exist. A strong enough invasion of chicken pox could put you down, no matter HOW healthy you are. All "immunity" means, in this context, is that your memory cells have the antibody "blueprints" to take the invading pathogen down. Coronaviruses mutate so quickly that reinfection is likely, though almost invariably much milder.

[MrTaboo]

Immunity does exist. Take chicken pox. Moms would send kids over to other kids house for chicken pox parties so the kids get it as kids. Build an immunity through antibodies then they won't get it far worse as adults.

Like the flu. When you get over the typical flu, you are immune to that strain. Problem is 1600 known types of flu so it'll take a while to get fully immune.

[SnakeBoop]

Cool. But vaccines are a helpful tool that should be utilised. No one should rely on their "immune system'.

[MrTaboo]

A true vaccine is a preparation of killed microorganisms, living attenuated organisms, or living fully virulent organisms that is administered to produce or artificially increase immunity to a particular disease.

The covid shot is a MRNA protein derivative that couldn't pass as a vaccine until the FDA changed their own definition of vaccine.

Even fauci said naturally immunity is far better.

[OddBeMe]

Thought this has been debunked.

[MrTaboo]

Natural immunity debunked? No, only in the Media. Since has not. In fact science supports it. See the link.

[OddBeMe]

Not debunked, per se. Just that it fades fast and vaccines are still needed.

[MrTaboo]

Negative. CDC and FDA are having to change their message almost weekly.

[OddBeMe]

No they’ve been pretty consistent on this.

[MrTaboo]

You mean since covid? Yes they are trying really hard to miss lead and lie. But true science, not political science, has historically pro en once someone e gets over a virus your immunity it's good.

The covid "vaccine" is not truly a vaccine. The FDA changed their definition a week prior so that the covid shot qualifies. It's just a MRNA shot that has proven to alter human DNA.

[OddBeMe]

Do you ever research? Or just believe the bullshit you’re told?
apnews.com/article/fact-checking-976069264061

[MrTaboo]

Ap? Really? No, I don't trust the government. Especially when the definition is changed to fit the covid shot. Try thinking for yourself.

[OddBeMe]

So you don’t trust the govt, or Associated Press. What do you trust? Just websites that confirm your beliefs?

[MrTaboo]

O es that have been proven correct many times over and don't change their talking points when the political party change it.

[OddBeMe]

How do you know it’s been proven correct?

[MrTaboo]

As more information comes out. Pfizer data dump. 9 pages of side effects. CDC admitting to over counting covid deaths. That the shot changes human DNA. And more all correct.

[OddBeMe]

Have you tried simply googling that shit? Because none of that is true
www.reuters.com/.../fact-check-controversial-mit-study-does-not-show-that-mrna-vaccines-alter-dna-idUSL1N2PK1DC

[jshm2]

There is none.

[MrTaboo]

It's scientific fact though.