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I disagree with the headline. It has killed PLENTY!

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Feb 22, 2023·edited Feb 22, 2023

Did they account for age? It's usually the case in a given area that the older population is by far the most vaxxed age group. That would be a major confounding factor. I'm open to the idea that being vaxxed has a negative overall effect on our immunity but I'd like to see crystal-clear data.

And of course I don't WANT it to be true! I've had the original 2 shots of Moderna and one booster. It would take an awful lot to convince me to take any further boosters but I am very worried about the negative effect that they may actually have had on my immune system.

Before the Commie Crud (my own pet name for the bugger) I had at least average immunity. Would get one or two colds per season, sometimes none all year. Never got the flu. But in the past three months I have had a bad URI every. single. month. The first was just a wicked virus that gave me immediate laryngitis that lasted for two+ weeks. The next month, I got the Crud for the first time....ironically, that was the mildest course---a few days of cold symptoms and another week of feeling moderate fatigue. This month I picked up a cold but instead of going away after a few days, it suddenly moved to my sinuses and ears. I am now on antibiotics and getting better but it's been a really sucky two+ weeks and I am not over it yet.

I feel like a bowling pin with no protection from my own immune system, just waiting for the next ball to knock me flat.

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What does ONS say about this?

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At this point, it's pretty clear that the only thing the jabs prevent is people from living long, healthy lives.

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Hellooooo? I still haven’t received my gone viral book

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