Coronavirus. Your thoughts? [Serious and Non-Serious]

Project veritas has been known to strategically edit their vids. Probably not malicious intent as much as selective hearing and trying to prove their bias.

@reisenpai66 I think the important parts to take from this were pretty straightforward. I could rewatch just to see if I could catch editing cuts. Did you happen to watch it yet? *I don't know why they did such a long intro, but you can essentially skip the first 3 minutes because that is like a condensed version of everything that follows. There are def more cuts in those first 3 mins.

I dont get why the science community is allowing this shit to go on. If your body fought off the virus on its own. I think its safe to say you do not need the vaccine. What are vaccines? Most of them are just the act of placing a inactive version of the virus into your body. Your cells then breaks this down in an attempt to find a sort of immunity against this virus. Probably a very crude and not absolutely accurate explanation to the process. But the principle is more or less the same.

@hell_hound7 Did you see what I've been posting on the Rome Declaration? I'm following it because of my job, but also because it's a reaction from the doctor and science community against the government trying to mandate or dictate medicine. I think the key takeaway from this video is if it's better to have natural antibodies, there should not be mandates. Re Veritas - The economist video was pretty pointless. Veritas built so much up around this series, the first one, okay a doctor is saying BS, an RN is saying BS about the vaccine but to follow it with an economist was kinda tone def for the argument they were making. Didn't even see pt 3.

@verucassault i havent really been keeping up with current events as i am traveling but yeah natural immunity is better than vaccines. Infact some vaccines are made from those WITH immunity. Maybe this would help those likely to die from covid. But the fact they are still dying makes it kinda pointless

@verucassault Ive seen the clip in another vid on discord.. still makes me question things considering ive already read papers on people reverse engineering the vaccine and theres nothing there that would make me believe natural immunity was better.. they specifically chose nucleotides that would make it more effective at creating anti body counts. yea its just the spike but thats the important part as its what inhibits the ACE2 receptors lol. who cares about the rest of it.. i think the vid is a partial half truth or something. Anywheres heres the paper, its very interesting. https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/reverse-engineering-source-code-of-the-biontech-pfizer-vaccine/ Also just a side note but im well aware of the money these companies are making and i have no reason to believe they aren't cutting corners or doing some shady shit but .. i digress

@reisenpai66 In part it has to do with time. The longer you are away from vaccine coverage, it weakens which is why there is a push for boosters. In the vid, the Pfizer scientist says the antibodies in natural immunity are at 90% efficacy for longer than vaccine antibodies. He also claims the shells on the natural anitibodies have way more to them than the man-made ones which could also make natural immunity more effective. One of the in the video tells the undercover reporter to wait on getting a vaccine because her having had COVID naturally and having those antibodies would protect her well enough and better for the time being. Read that article. Interesting to see vaccines broke down and explained like computer coding.

Yea, Ive had covid and the shots. I may be jaded in thinking heard immunity will never be a thing, even if everyone got on the same page. This shits gonna run its course till it burns out hopefully. I had covid tho like before anyone knew what covid was and just got the vax like 2 months ago so i guess i was due for a re-up. My biggest fear with these vaccines is the quality control.. mind you from a company thats never really released shit (pfizer) and a popup company thats only existed for a year (moderna) lol.. i work in manufacturing and i see how quality control is and we making medical / military shit.. I remember hearing japan having to turn away batches of vaccines that didnt meet their quality standard. Despite all that i really dont want to be wiped out by a deadly variant so the vax was the lesser of two evils i suppose.

the people the become the walking billboard for vaxx are the people the didnt get sick from it it seems. its from a si-fi movie this year is getting.