Makes a lot of sense, doesn't it?

One reason is because vaccines are profitable.

No $$ with herd immunity.

Ha, no kidding. Cuomo and Merck are in bed together here in NYS. Dems used to be about choice and now I have seen them switch to be about control

Seems ridiculous doesn't it? BUT hate to be a 1%er!! My sister-in-law has recovered from the virus but has significant lung problems since.

Its all fine

Until its You

Then the tune changes

But isn't that my choice?

If we reach herd immunity the virus will eventually die, and future generations will not have to live with it.
Think polio, typhoid fever, whooping cough, measles, mumps, chickenpox, smallpox, tetanus, plague, Diptheria, and more. These diseases used to kill children and adults. Now with vaccines, they are about obsolete.

If we reach herd immunity the virus will eventually die, and future generations will not have to live with it.
Think polio, typhoid fever, whooping cough, measles, mumps, chickenpox, smallpox, tetanus, plague, Diptheria, and more. These diseases used to kill children and adults. No with vaccines, they are about obsolete.

I won't be getting the "vaccine" like I've stayed in other posts. People have survived for THOUSANDS of years without vaccines. I will die when I die.

But how many more would have survived with a vaccine.....Be a sin to die before you set your first traps.

Your body, your choice. Like the Dems like to say.

I don't believe that I will die from COVID-19 and I've probably already had it.

I've read that when a vaccine is finally found and you are vaccinated, you will have a chip implanted to prove you have been vaccinated. Is this true?

no. More conspiracy theory and I-hate-Bill-Gates crap

"I don't believe that I will die from COVID-19 and I've probably already had it."

Alrighty then

Yep sure makes you wonder.

"What kind of protection does the flu vaccine offer?

How well the flu vaccine works can vary. The flu vaccine is generally more effective among people under 65 years old. Some older people and people with certain medical conditions may develop less immunity after receiving a flu shot.

Reviews of past studies have found that, on average, the flu vaccine is about 50% to 60% effective for healthy adults who are between 18 and 64 years old. The vaccine may sometimes be less effective.

Even when the vaccine doesn't completely prevent the flu, it may lessen the severity of your illness and the risk of serious complications."

Source: Mayo Clinic

I'll put this up again.

If this is true, even a flu vaccine that works for a corona flu ( doubtful ) will probably not accomplish much for the elderly. The vaccine will likely only create antibodies for a short time, and it would appear herd immunity cannot even be accomplished with a normal flu vaccine.