Pure blood checking out?

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The researchers said: "Importantly, we do not endorse hyper-vaccination as a strategy to enhance adaptive immunity."

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Oh, now you tell me.

With 70% of this country vaccinated, I would say that the vaccine naysayers were all about hype and played scare tactics. No significant amount of people have had side effects.

Reminds me of the dude in NZ that was getting paid to go get vaccinated. LINK

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A New Zealand man is under investigation by the country's Ministry of Health, accused of receiving up to 10 COVID-19 vaccinations in one day on behalf of those hoping to thwart strict vaccination requirements.

Reports from The New Zealand Herald and Stuff indicated on Friday that the unnamed man had allegedly been paid by several people who were seeking to fake their vaccination records. The man is accused of visiting multiple vaccination sites and pretending to be the individuals who had allegedly hired him.

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What is so strange is that people who got the vaccine (or boosters) feel obligated to bolster their decision to get vaccinated. They continue to scold those who chose not to get the vax

While they may have made the best decision they could with the information provided by (supposedly) reliable sources, efficacy is questionable at best and side effects are more than anyone let on. How could efficacy and side effects be thoroughly vetted? No long term, widely utilized trial were conducted before the EAU.

Clearly folks on the pro vax side were misled and the vaccine overall fell flat on the claims of the proponents. “It will keep you from getting it” to “You may get it, but you can’t spread it, you don’t want grandmaw to die!”, “it will keep you out of the hospital”, “it is safe and effective!”

now suddenly libtards love anecdotal.