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(12-17-2021, 06:21 PM)Mer Wrote: I didn't get the jab either Tony. I did get covid the week before Thanksgiving but my immune system with the help of ivermectin and zinc wiped the fever out in less than 24 hours. There were some lingering affects though like loss of taste and smell that hung on for a while. My wife and 3 kids also got it. Same deal. Ivermectin and zinc. They're all fine. WTS, I'm not for or against the vaccine but I do believe it should be a choice and these people using scare tactics, like "you don't do it for you" can shove that thought where the sun doesn't shine.

This isn't the place for these debates, but I won't be shoving anything where the sun doesn't shine.  

This is a very simple premise.  You will argue against it, and that is fine.  I am not about mandating, but this issue became political and that was when folks dug in their heels.

The bottom line is:  the virus can't mutate without an unvaccinated host.  The virus is still mutating in unvaccinated hosts.  As I mentioned earlier, I am not about mandating, but avoiding a vaccine that could help end this pandemic is just plain dumb.  You will be getting treated for cancer someday with the same technology and won't hesitate one bit, because it will save your life.  This could help end all the shutdowns, labor force issues, etc.  

Very rarely does anyone my age die from the flu, but I still get a flu shot so I avoid that illness.  Yes, people can still get a mutation of the virus with the vaccine but the majority are asymptomatic.  The ones having hospitalization from the virus that are vaccinated all have significant comorbidities.  

That's all.