Unvaccinated People Likely to Catch COVID Repeatedly (FFC)

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Hawkeye10

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"The risk of COVID-19 reinfection is about 5% at three months, which jumps to 50% after 17 months, the research team found. Reinfection could become increasingly common as immunity wanes and new variants develop, they said.

""We tend to think about immunity as being immune or not immune. Our study cautions that we instead should be more focused on the risk of reinfection through time," Alex Dornburg, senior study author and assistant professor of bioinformatics and genomics at UNC, said in the statement.

""As new variants arise, previous immune responses become less effective at combating the virus," he said. "Those who were naturally infected early in the pandemic are increasingly likely to become reinfected in the near future.""

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/961487

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Original thread Foul Owl


https://twitter.com/x/status/1454127929860886534
 
Starting threads on JPP, blocking people, and then attacking them/lashing out is a very common practice on JPP... It's the cowardly way of "expressing" personal problems....
 
TOP said:
Starting threads on JPP, blocking people, and then attacking them/lashing out is a very common practice on JPP... It's the cowardly way of "expressing" personal problems....
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Avoiding stupid dysfunctional people is just that it's avoiding stupid dysfunctional people
 
This is turning out to be true.

Now we gotta hope that Geert is not right that the jabbed are likely to be the ones dying, not the not jabbed, because the jabs were always a deeply idiotic idea.


We were betrayed.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
"The risk of COVID-19 reinfection is about 5% at three months, which jumps to 50% after 17 months, the research team found. Reinfection could become increasingly common as immunity wanes and new variants develop, they said.

""We tend to think about immunity as being immune or not immune. Our study cautions that we instead should be more focused on the risk of reinfection through time," Alex Dornburg, senior study author and assistant professor of bioinformatics and genomics at UNC, said in the statement.

""As new variants arise, previous immune responses become less effective at combating the virus," he said. "Those who were naturally infected early in the pandemic are increasingly likely to become reinfected in the near future.""

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/961487

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Original thread Foul Owl


https://twitter.com/x/status/1454127929860886534
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We got so many ppl out at my jobs with Covid symptons, we're having to go back to wearing mask again indoors, because of a few stupid coworkers who refuse to get the vac.
 
tigerred59 said:
We got so many ppl out at my jobs with Covid symptons,
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I bet that a lot of them have been vaccinated. Is the vaccine not working?

tigerred59 said:
we're having to go back to wearing mask again indoors,
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If masks didn't work before, what makes you think they're going to work this time?

tigerred59 said:
because of a few stupid coworkers who refuse to get the vac.
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If "a few stupid coworkers" haven't gotten the jab, yet "so many ppl [are] out... with covid symptoms", then obviously a bunch of those people out have gotten the jab. Obviously their jab isn't working... Why are you insistent upon forcing "a few stupid coworkers" to get vaccinated if the vaccination obviously isn't working for the "bunch of smarter coworkers"? Did you know that people cannot spread a disease that they don't have?

Why are you so scared of a virus that commonly presents itself as a mild flu?
 
gfm7175 said:
I bet that a lot of them have been vaccinated. Is the vaccine not working?


If masks didn't work before, what makes you think they're going to work this time?


If "a few stupid coworkers" haven't gotten the jab, yet "so many ppl [are] out... with covid symptoms", then obviously a bunch of those people out have gotten the jab. Obviously their jab isn't working... Why are you insistent upon forcing "a few stupid coworkers" to get vaccinated if the vaccination obviously isn't working for the "bunch of smarter coworkers"? Did you know that people cannot spread a disease that they don't have?

Why are you so scared of a virus that commonly presents itself as a mild flu?
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very thorough thrashing, fine sir.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
"The risk of COVID-19 reinfection is about 5% at three months, which jumps to 50% after 17 months, the research team found. Reinfection could become increasingly common as immunity wanes and new variants develop, they said.

""We tend to think about immunity as being immune or not immune. Our study cautions that we instead should be more focused on the risk of reinfection through time," Alex Dornburg, senior study author and assistant professor of bioinformatics and genomics at UNC, said in the statement.

""As new variants arise, previous immune responses become less effective at combating the virus," he said. "Those who were naturally infected early in the pandemic are increasingly likely to become reinfected in the near future.""

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/961487

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Original thread Foul Owl


https://twitter.com/x/status/1454127929860886534
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The truth is that you can get reinfected regardless of timeline. It's not a vaccine. It's a fairly ineffective shot. ;)
 
Never gets old, the right has been so wrong so many times regrading Covid that anything they have to say now is about as authoritative as if it was coming straight from Harry Dunne
 
gfm7175 said:
Thanks, although I could do much better if need be.
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So here's the problem, plain and simple.. just like you :)

I am fully vaccinated. If I kiss you, (open mouth) I am not worried about getting sick or dying.

If you are NOT vaccinated - my kiss can actually kill you, because I could have Covid, but because I'm vaccinated the symptoms are non-existent.

So, wanna kiss, Princess? :)
 
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