Comments by "michael" (@michaeld4861) on "Kim Iversen: BOMBSHELL Report Suggests Natural Immunity Triggers Better Response Against COVID" video.

  1.  @mauricesowerseliii3413  Nobody is being forced to take the vaccine. Also, why would people who get sick but don't go to the hospital not have an increased immunity? Everyone's immune systems have slightly different natural immunities depending on a thousand different variables such as preexisting conditions, current t-cell counts or any blood cell counts, previous exposure to other similar pathogens, etc. And you can't always know if you have a preexisting condition. Take heart disease for instance. 50% of first heart attacks are fatal, therefore much of the population that have heart disease do not either know about it or don't care to adapt healthy habits.
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  2. How would you know if you have natural immunity that's any higher or lower than someone else and how effective that would be against any individual variant? Please do explain. Also, yes I agree we should be allowing people of other countries to get the vaccines as well but seeing as how our politicians voted against waiving IP rights we seem to just be throwing millions of doses away instead of giving them to others in need. Greed still won. I hate big pharma, but I still got the vaccine cause it's safe and effective and I didn't have to pay thousands of dollars for some tests to diagnose the effectiveness of my immune system (which I'm pretty sure don't exist anyway). Even if there are tests to determine someone's level of immunity against a variety of pathogens then we are still in the same boat cause guess who would make those tests? You might as well get the vaccine so we can be done with this pandemic and stop giving all my tax money to big pharma for the next round. If we want to do away with corporate profiteering from people suffering we need to inact medicare for all and socialize instead of capitalize human suffering.
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  3.  @Getloose360  Normally ICU's are not overflowing. And I don't think there's some abnormal amount of heart attacks or car accidents occurring on a regular, predictable basis at the moment. Travel is way down so there's no way car accidents are way up. The only factor increasing and volatile are covid hospitalization rates.
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