Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "" video.

  1. How so?
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  2.  @9Olimpic  inequality in what?
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  3.  @LittleAl016  there will always be inequality.
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  4. I really don't see what was wrong being said here. Noem is correct. And with the vaccines, it is scary that there is such a strong push for them, even on those who are immune.
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  5.  @223Drone  I back my claims with evidence a lot of times.
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  6.  @hello7032  who is being anti science? Why is there such a strong push to vaccinate people, even those who are immune now?
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  7.  @hello7032  but again, when you become infected you build up long term immunity. There is no reason to take the vaccine as it is similar to wearing a helmet when you lay in bed.
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  8.  @hello7032  also, why the strong push?
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  9.  @hello7032  immunity is immunity. You get T cells after infection. The vaccine is pointless at that time.
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  10.  @hello7032  how so? There is a ton of evidence of long term immunity.
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  11.  @hello7032  again, there is plenty of evidence of long term immunity from infection. Do you want me to give you my numerous sources saying that?
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  12.  @hello7032  it is not about "stronger" immunity. Immunity is immunity, period. You are immune you can't get it again because your body fights it.
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  13.  @223Drone  one, I feel the vaccine is safe. What I am saying is if you have been infected you are now immune. So why the push to vaccinate those people? Want evidence of immunity after infection, ok, out of Science "T cells found in COVID-19 patients ‘bode well’ for long-term immunity" From Cell "Robust T Cell Immunity in Convalescent Individuals with Asymptomatic or Mild COVID-19" From BMJ "Are we underestimating seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2?" Those are titles of articles that talk about long term immunity. So what evidence am I not presenting?
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  14.  @lordandmaster14  how am I an anti vaxxer? I have all my vaccines except for chickenpox because it did not exist. I became infected and I am now immune to it. Just like those who are immune from covid after infection.
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  15.  @223Drone  as for vaccines being ethical, here is a problem with that. What is he ethics of pushing a vaccine on someone who have already become infected? Again, they are immune.
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  16.  @hello7032  define "stronger immunity". Again, when you are immune you are not a carrier as your body fights it.
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  17.  @lordandmaster14  how am I wrong? You simply saying I am wrong is not a counter argument.
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