Comments by "Snowbird" (@snowbird6855) on "News Roundup | Study Shows Infected Covid-19 Patients Have Effective and Possibly Long-Term Immunity" video.

  1. No. There's the flu shot All other vaccines need to be repeated at least every 10 years. Most adults over age 22 really don't have immunity for most of what they'd taken prior to age 12. I've only had the small pox polio and tetanus shots as that's all there was in my day yet I had most of the childhood illnesses such as measles and chicken pox and therefore my health is extraordinary.
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  2.  @yourefuked8542  Well, did you get lots of vaccines? If you were born prior to 1960, likely not, you may have had exposure as a kid or the people around you are vaccinated sufficiently. But no worries re the flu vax, they're working on a super mRNA shot that includes all the flu strains for the unwashed who choose to take it (will there be a choice?). And there's dozens more being developed. It's quite the gold rush now that they've unleashed the mRNA technology and vaccine passports, all in one year.
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  3. Still won't take it without long term safety data. How do Israelis feel having been essentially forced in the 2 Pfizer?
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  4. Right. So what would a third dose do? Especially if it's not taylored to the Delta variant.
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  5. All vaccines currently on the schedule are given more than once
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  6.  @yourefuked8542  I sent a response, YT censored it
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