Comments by "Snowbird" (@snowbird6855) on "First reported COVID reinfection" video.

@bigmike9128 "We" don't need a vaccine, Pharma needs one 💰💰💰💰 It's already known and admitted that: Children rarely get ill from Covid Elderly won't get immunity from a vaccine Healthy adults are close to herd immunity By the time roll out is possible, covid will largely be over and a vaccine's only purpose will be to calm fears.. AND MAKE BILLIONS
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This report was brought to you by the WE NEED A VACCINE COMMITTEE 😉😉🤣🤣💰💰
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Or you can solve the flu vaccine problem by not getting the vaccine and allowing your immune system to do it's job. I've never had a flu vaccine and I'm 64. Why would I? I've never had flu.
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And was the first test he had accurate? There's false positives as well as false negatives on record. That wouldn't surprise me given the fact that there's so very few cases of double infection being reported. But anything's possible.
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What about false positives? We know that occurs and it's rare. That may account for these very few cases here and there. There are many viruses that cause some of the same symptoms as covid, especially with such a long potential symptoms list.
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@michellec8546 I did have the 3 that were available at the time. I also did have measles and chicken pox etc because those vaccines were not on the market. You'd be shocked to learn how healthy I am. I've never had flu! I'm 64 and not on any drugs, all my tests come back normal, from triglycerides to blood sugar to bone density to blood pressure.. all normal.
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@kastaway-mtx Inductive thinking 😉
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Long haulers
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@maxfowles Good point. The other reported cases may not be though. Still, with 24 million reported cases being the tip of the iceberg, it still looks to be a rare phenomena. People do get infected with measles or chicken pox more than once as well.
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Inductive thinking 😉
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There are people who get measles or chicken pox twice too, despite being vaccinated so it stands to reason it could happen with this virus too. It's entirely possible that a few people won't develop immunity at all once they've had covid. There have only been a handful of these cases.
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I understand they took down your video on new science showing effectiveness of HCQ. Nice. They'd rather allow people to die than provide an economical treatment. They want to sell vaccines. They want to force vaccinate us.
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@jnz9389 It's possible to get measles more than once whether you've been vaccinated or not. Some people simply don't develop immunity at all. Thankfully that's rare. It's not a problem with covid either or it would be MUCH MORE prevalent. Most of these people simply haven't cleared the virus yet some however truly have had a second infection.
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@Aira0905 Apparently you're not infectious after the first 8 days. The symptoms that remain are the result of your body managing and coping with the inflammation and consequences of the illness.
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