Itâ(TM)s frustrating to me that any discussion of vaccines gets me immediately annihilated as an âoeanti vaxxer.â Iâ(TM)m not anti anything, other than anti-bullshit.
You are an anti-vaxxer because your comment parrots several bits of shopworn anti-vax propaganda.
For example with covid, study after study has shown that if youâ(TM)ve already had covid, you donâ(TM)t NEED a vaccine.
Absent a positive PCR test, how do you know you previously had COVID? Absent an immune titer test, how do you know you have adequate protection against COVID? And why should the possibility of natural immunity stop you from obtaining the practical certainty of immunity that the vaccines confer? Also, how effective is your "natural" "immunity" against the variants, much less how much more effective is it against the variants?
Previously infected individuals possess natural immunity just as strong as vaccination
You're grasping at straws to justify not getting the vaccination. That makes you an anti-vaxxer.
A large-scale (5 million) study by Denmark using PCR tests, found a 0.65% reinfection rate, and researches gave an 80% efficacy to natural immunity following infection. Compare that to the Johnson&Johnson vaccine, which has a 67% efficacy.
Grasping at straws again. Cherry-picking. And you just contradicted yourself.
Denmarkâ(TM)s study also examined 48 published scholarly articles that found reinfection rates to be less than 1%.
So you probably can't get COVID again after having been infected. That's excellent news. I'd rather get the immunity from some shots than risk death or disability from the virus, TYVM.
Natural immunity's biggest problem is that it doesn't make politicians powerful or CEOs rich.
Yup, there it is, another shopworn anti-vax lie. The health care industry makes a shitload more money treating sick people than it does from prevention. If what you said was true, then the industry would want people to get infected rather than lose money from getting vaccinated.