How many Vaccinated People do you know that got Covid

originally posted by: carewemust
Every vaccinated person should get a Covid antibody test before accepting a booster vaccine injection.

If you have the antibodies due to a "silent" Covid infection, you can forgo the boosters.

Dude, there is a significant degree of medical illiteracy here. Hopefully, noone will listen to your medical advice, friendly stranger.

a reply to: MrNewWorldOrder

It is not advisable to have the vax if you have covid

originally posted by: MrNewWorldOrder

originally posted by: carewemust
Every vaccinated person should get a Covid antibody test before accepting a booster vaccine injection.

If you have the antibodies due to a "silent" Covid infection, you can forgo the boosters.

Dude, there is a significant degree of medical illiteracy here. Hopefully, noone will listen to your medical advice, friendly stranger.

It's simple: www.abovetopsecret.com...

Don't begin the regime of "boosters" if you have the Covid-19 antibodies in your system.

Don't get an initial vaccination if you have the Covid-19 antibodies in your system.

If you need a place to get the test, Go to LabCorp (like I did): www.labcorp.com...

Zero. Got a good friend, unvaccinated, in hospital right now not doing well. She’s overweight, unfortunately.

a reply to: JAGStorm

I’m the opposite, I don’t personally know anyone who was vaccinated who caught COVID-19, just unvaccinated people I know.

Edit: I actually know one vaccinated person who caught COVID, my uncle. Both him and my other include went to the State Fair two weeks ago and they both caught COVID together. One vaxed and the other unvaxed.

a reply to: NOTurTypical

Most people getting Covid and being hospitalized are vaccinated. The vaccine offers significant protection against serious illness and hospitalization. They sound contradictory, which is why so many people here are able to push their false agendas, they are in fact both true and not contradictory.

Most hospitalizations occur in at risk groups. Those groups can have over 90% vaccination rates. So when we have 45% of disease among the 5-10% who are unvaccinated, the result is fewer numbers of unvaccinated illness, and 5-10 times greater risk of serious illness if you are unvaccinated.

a reply to: carewemust

Why, can you show me the research that shows previous illness and the vaccine is worse than previous illness alone?

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: MrNewWorldOrder

It is not advisable to have the vax if you have covid

Not advisable based on what?

a reply to: JAGStorm

I know 8 people who have got it. 5 unvaxxed 3 vaxxed.

The 5 unvaxxed all live in the same house and spread it amongst themselves. The 3 vaxxed spread it from one to the other until they hit the house of 5 people.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04
Based on this

People currently unwell and experiencing COVID-19 symptoms should not receive the COVID-19 vaccine until they have recovered.

You can have the vaccine 28 days after you had a positive test for COVID-19 or 28 days after your symptoms started, so you may need to wait.

www.ouh.nhs.uk...#:

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

While this is logical it's not really proven at all. In fact, mississippi flies in the face of this idea. They have a huge over-representation of vaccinated elderly people being hospitalized compared to the non-vaccinated elderly people.

It's also impossible to get accurate numbers when the CDC issues guidance instructing that everyone hospitalized and unvaccinated get tested for covid and then count those hospitalizations as covid hospitalizations but if you're vaccinated you only need to be tested and counted if your symptoms are in line with covid. This is a very practical measure for hospitals but it royally screws up your data.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: NOTurTypical

Most people getting Covid and being hospitalized are vaccinated. The vaccine offers significant protection against serious illness and hospitalization. They sound contradictory, which is why so many people here are able to push their false agendas, they are in fact both true and not contradictory.

Most hospitalizations occur in at risk groups. Those groups can have over 90% vaccination rates. So when we have 45% of disease among the 5-10% who are unvaccinated, the result is fewer numbers of unvaccinated illness, and 5-10 times greater risk of serious illness if you are unvaccinated.

I don’t know why you replied to me, what does this have to do with my post? I merely answered the OP’s question.

originally posted by: nonspecific

I'm not sure how you came to this rather odd conclusion?


a reply to: KingDoey

Because you cant get Covid if you don’t test for it...

Nope.

I've still got no idea where you are going with this.




a reply to: KingDoey

a reply to: nonspecific

Good lord

The majority of people in the UK getting tested will be the double jabbed. The unvaccinated dont really give a s*** about covid so wont be getting tested.

Therefore the massive increase in cases is coming from the population who have had the pointless and clearly ineffective vaccine

a reply to: JAGStorm

Spoke with a friend yesterday who has had 2 shots and he said just about everyone on the reservation got them. He's suffering longhaulers syndrome with some other people, primarily headaches but also fatique. I told him how I'd heard the concoction reverses blood polarity from negative to positive, which would prohibit delivery of oxygen to cells and would account for the fatigue. The reversed polarity would also mean blood is attracted to the veins rather than pushing against the walls, collapsing them and creating conditions for clotting (I got this from Clif High, so I don't personally know the science). He said "a couple" people have died unexpectedly and went quick and people are wondering about that, but I didn't get the sense from him that they're quite suspicious yet.

a reply to: Dfairlite

Yes, the data is all skewed to exaggerate appearances of infections/deaths for vaxx'd/unvaxx'd. Are you aware the CDC is not reporting ANY deaths occurring within the first 14 days after a shot? None of their numbers can be trusted.

These are not stupid people making mistakes in their reporting. We have to end their perpetual cover of "plausible deniability." The US government did not really buy hammers for $50,000 apiece in the 80's, but when caught, they just shrugged and said, "We're stupid," and the public let them off the hook. No more. We are learning they are liars FOR A REASON and we're examining everything they say now--for me, usually from the perspective that it's a lie that needs to be proven to be true before accepted as such.

this thread is actually focusing on the wrong thing. a fools errand if you will. the fact that vaccinated, and vaccinated alike get covid, and both are equally able to transmit covid to others is really a non issue. no one should even be the least bit surprised that this is the case. since except for the misinformation and fake news (generally politically based), it has been known all along that the VACCINES DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING AT ALL TO STOP THE TRANSMISSION OF THE VIRUS. they neither stop a vaccinated person fro getting covid-19, and do not stop a vaccinated person from passing the virus onto others. so people who have been vaccinated, getting covid-19, is a huge nothing burger to begin with.

what the vaccines are supposed to do, is to stop a person from getting as sick, and thus stopping the permanent health problems from the virus. so the question should not be "How many Vaccinated People do you know that got Covid". the question should be how sick compared to, and what are the health effect differences between the vaccinated and unvaccinated? and what are the differences in regaurds to how many are dying, and how sick people are getting when they get sick?. as well as questions of are the vaccinated getting covid and becomming sick FROM the vaccine? as well as what are the health effects people that are vaccinated,FROM the vaccination? since of course you can only judge how effective something is, when actually talking about what that thing is actually supposed to do in the first place. you certainly can't talk about how effective a car stops, by discussing things like engine size and acceleration characteristics. which is what most are doing in this thread. no, if you want to talk abbot how well a car stops, you need to be discussing the braking system. since of course the braking system is actually what stops a car.

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Atsbhct

As to the OP, I don't know anyone who has had Covid ever, vaccinated or unvaccinated.

To me that is just incredible. I have known so many people.
Do you have a very small circle of friends/family tied to one geographic area?

I live in a small town, but even here lots have had it. I know a tremendous amount of people as I lived all over the world.
I know a ton of people that have had it.

But how many of those that you know that have been tested came out positive for the regular flu ?
My point being how come no one has the flu anymore if you get my drift.

About 87 percent of the over 50's have been vaccinated.

More people over 18 have been vaccinated than not.





a reply to: KingDoey