Comments by "World of Antiquity" (@WorldofAntiquity) on "CNBC Television" channel.

The vaccine boosts your immune system.
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99.999 survive the vaccination.
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@nicholaswheeler6601 The chances of surviving a vaccine are many times greater than surviving the virus. I don't know what you mean by "salvation status." If you mean simply that vaccinating the population will end the pandemic, well, it will, and it already is working.
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@Roc-Righteous I don't call millions of people dying from a virus "co-existence."
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That's the point.
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Out of 100 million. What does that come out to in percentage?
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@UU361 Did you react this way when coronavirus deaths reached 1,524?
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@lulu111593 The number of reported deaths that occurred after receiving the vaccine are .0018%. And those deaths haven't even been checked yet to see if they were really caused by the vaccine.
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Out of the 100 million people so far vaccinated, how many stories like that can you give us?
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@jatpack3 To prevent the spread to the susceptible.
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@jatpack3 We don't know who will or won't die from the virus. Yes, certain demographics have higher risk, but we can't predict individuals. There are plenty of people who died who were young or who didn't have underlying conditions, for example. For practical reasons, we have to consider everyone as susceptible and anyone as a carrier. If indeed we get rid of all carriers, the virus will be eradicated.
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@jatpack3 Once a person recovers from a disease, they are no longer a carrier.
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@artsmodelstation9396 If one death from a vaccine was enough scare you, was one death from the virus enough to scare you?
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@WethePeople Are the savior You might benefit from studying history and learning about all the millions of people who died because their bodies were not capable of fighting off disease.
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@WethePeople Are the savior Sounds like Social Darwinism.
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She practices "alternative medicine" and is not an expert on vaccines.
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