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Still wondering how getting the shot...contracting covid...and then recovering from covid...does not cause variants.


If anything....wouldn't vaccinated people be more likely to cause mutations? Like over prescribing antibiotics or only finishing half a course?

Makes sense, the virus will use the old fix and flank tactic. Just like flu. The population sets up a pretty good defense and the virus changes tactics andcomes around and attacks the undefended rear or flank.

No way, all those vaccinate people will drop dead and be magnetically all sucked up to the north pole before those variants can manifest.

LOL

aint that right?? 😂

The analogy is correct, since the "vaccine" is non-sterilizing. In a vaccine like the one for Polio (which is sterilizing), the antibodies produced in the body actually kill the virus once infected, so vaccinated people cannot be incubators of variants to spread to others. The COVID-19 vaccine in non-sterilizing, so the antibodies produced from it don't kill the virus in the body or prevent spreading to others. As a result, the bodies of people so "vaccinated" become variant factories.

Just in time to tweak the existing vaccine a little and then sell 100 million more doses.

According to Dr. Malone, that's what happens. Virus finds host. Host has resistance to virus due to vaccine, virus mutates to circumvent resistance and voila', variant.

NO worries. The border is open. All Variants welcome.

Pfizer: No worries. We'll make (sell) more.

Lol.

Standby for one of our resident retards to compare COVID to the measles and polio.

LOL

I heard a scientist say a new serious virus has come along every ten years and there is no reason to believe that will continual to happen. She had been working on the RMA vaccine for 10 years already.

LOL

Consider it like this—it's a gross over simplification, but. The virus is constantly reproducing and mutating in infected people. The "vaccines" do not prevent infection, they just minimize symptoms. There will be many asymptomatic breakthrough cases among the vaccinated, where the virus is reproducing and mutating. The vaccines teach the immune system one single tactic for fighting the virus. It doesn't take long for a mutation to emerge that that tactic doesn't work on.

This should be compared to an immune system that's successfully fought off a natural infection (one unmitigated by a non-sterilizing vaccine). Recovery from natural infection results in a robust multilayered response, one that develops myriad tactics to defeat the virus. These myriad tactics are played out against the virus in combination, where there are many different combinations that will defeat the virus. The immune system doesn't reveal every combination in every interaction with the virus. Thus making it much harder for the virus to mutate and find a way around these defenses.

It's in this way that non-sterilizing vaccines, like the three COVID-19 vaccines, push selection for vaccine resistant strains.

Makes sense to me.

We have known for some time out here on the farm that the more medicine or vaccinations you give your animals, the sicker they become.

Over time anyway.

Unsprayed weeds don't become immune to Glyphosate.

Are you claiming that the virus actively modifies itself in response to the conditions it encounters in a vaccinated person’s body? A doctor said that?

Isn’t govt cooperation with private enterprise in totalitarian fashion a characteristic of facist regimes?

Of course, now they are saying that the shot makes you 800 percent less likely to become infected.

Therefore, only the unvaccinated contribute to mutations of the virus. Or are 800 percent more likely anyway.

The shot is a miracle!

It’s a FREE miracle.

Don’t forget that part.

Cuz ya know, Pfizer does pro boner work all the time.

(I should do stand up…)

Cooper Tires have always been good to me.

As fast as this thing moves and changes, I believe it was designed by Fuc-chi and the chinks to do just this.

I haven't heard a doctor say that, but it makes sense to me. The ''vaccine'' admittedly does not kill the virus, so it seems reasonable that after its thwarted attack it would try a different approach. You know, maybe put on a disguise and sneak past the guards.