Comments by "Theodore Shulman" (@ColonelFredPuntridge) on "Study: Natural Immunity Protected Against COVID All Along" video.

  1. Or maybe they do know, and you don't.
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  2. You should read more history. There is a very good reason.
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  3. Yes. Science changes as new events unfold. That makes the science MORE reliable, not less reliable.
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  4.  @cutiebuu5424  The trouble with natural immunity is, you only get it if you get the virus and suffer the consequences (including, passing it on to others who may be vulnerable because of co-morbidities). So trying to use natural immunity as a strategy is like saying "let's let some skunks come in and stink up the living room, in order to prevent skunks from coming in and stinking up the living room!" No good.
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  5.  @joshuastavos4376  No, they didn't bribe Congress. They started withdrawing from the market and threatened to stop making vaccines available in USA. The message was: "if you don't protect us from these morons, we will walk away. Ask your constituents whether they want to start worrying about whooping cough, measles, and polio again."
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  6.  @wilberwhateley7569  You don't have to speculate. The history is a matter of public record. Look it up! You can start at Wikipedia (which does not PROVE anything, but is a good place to begin researching, as it summarizes things pretty well and links to some good sources), the article on "National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program". And go from there. Spend an hour or two learning the facts, and then you won't have to guess about donations and that kind of thing, and you might actually know a little bit about what you are talking about. Most people find that knowing makes discussing stuff more fun.
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  7. Yes, but then you have to deal with an infection.
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