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Originally Posted by dhdallas
Myself, my family, my neighbors, and millions of others have already had COVID and are naturally immune.
Vaccines train our immune systems to create proteins that fight disease, known as ‘antibodies’, just as would happen when we are exposed to a disease . Even people without symptoms develop an immune response. - WHO (World Health Organization)
People with underlying health conditions that weaken their immune systems (such as cancer or HIV) or who have severe allergies to some vaccine components may not be able to get vaccinated - WHO (World Health Organization)
Vaccines can cause anaphylaxis and other dangerous life-threatening side effects. - NIH (National Institute of Health)
Example: The United States stopped giving mandatory smallpox vaccinations 30 years ago. Some people die from it; and others have serious reactions, some permanent. Scientists say it's the most dangerous vaccine known to man. - CBS News, 60 Minutes
These new COVID vaccines were rushed into use with extremely short trial periods. According to the IFPMA, the development of novel vaccines is a long endeavor. It takes usually between 10 to 15 years to develop a novel vaccine, as well as establishing its quality, safety and efficacy. - International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations
Thus, for those who have had COVID, getting vaccinated is not only pointless but potentially dangerous. - David H. Dallas, RN-ASN, EMT-P, retired
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Just to clarify one thing - the reason we don't get smallpox vaccinations anymore is Smallpox is EXTINCT due to the Vaccine. It was such a horrible disease that enough people got the vaccine to kill Smallpox forever. We should be thankful for that.
As far as getting the vaccine if you have had it. I am fine with that logic, but we don't know how long your immunity will last. It is hard to blame you, especially if you had a very mild case.