Comments by "Peter deWolf" (@StoneShards) on "Fox News"
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The disease doesn't "return"! It's everywhere, all the time. What needs to "return" is everybody's immunity. Fake vaccine immunity is unnecessary, since the disease itself is only marginally lethal. A vaccine would be useful to compromised individuals, like old and sick people. You have to remember how vaccines work: the vaccine delivers a greatly weakened version of the virus, along with "adjutants" that rev up the immune RESPONSE, to stimulate the body to create antibodies. A slight illness might result, but nothing like what would occur in a full-fledged infection--or, so the story goes. However, the vaccine-induced "immunity" pales in comparison to the naturally-accrued immunity, lasting a matter of years before requiring a "booster"; whereas, natural immunity is usually considered to be for a lifetime. It's easy to see that vaccine immunity has LIMITED UTILITY...it shouldn't be cast as "world savior"...
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It's so funny: the woman in yellow steps all over the black guy's point in her rush to "possess" the talking stick, and then says NOTHING having to do with the black guy's point! This is why I object to female analysts in general: they don't engage points straight on, like men, who see a made point on the table, in the air, as shameful to ignore; women seem to lack that confidence to engage honestly, and, instead, come at you sideways, as it were. It's like they think, "Hey, I heard what you said; but now it's MY TURN to talk (act like an authority), and I'm better off not even acknowledging what the person before me said, especially since I wasn't really listening anyway <tee-hee-hee>." Men can adopt a balanced perspective; I've NEVER seen a woman do that well--there's always...extra attitude, inflection (i.e. propaganda) to try to sneak in a secret slant while trying to appear balanced...bless their hearts, each and every one!
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