Every vaccination reduces one’s immune response to future illnesses, other than that vaccinated against, unless it is a rapidly mutating virus such as Covid, in my informed opinion. In that case, relative value of the Covid vaccine is even less.
Covid vaccines are known to loss efficacy over time requiring multiple shots to maintain protection which is less effective than natural immunity. Covid is only a moderately severe virus that mainly effects those of advanced age and those with compromised immune systems. Those at high risk or otherwise anxiety prone are welcome to get the vaccination shot as many times as deemed appropriate.
It is foolhardy to recommend those who have natural immunity or who are low risk to get vaccinated because of short term and long term adverse effects, even if mild. Hell, in many cases, the newly vaccinated experience flu-like symptoms for three days after getting jabbed. Is not the point in getting a vaccination to avoid getting sick in the first place? Look at the Pfizer Covid warning labels and trail results for perspective on this.
How does my decision to not get vaccinated effect someone’s health who has been vaccinated? Aren’t the vaccinated safe? Hmmmm?
As far as the unvaccinated being “Variant factories”, it has already been shown the three or so days the body usually needs to defeat the virus is not enough time for mutations to develop. Exceptions for virus mutations are believed to exist in immunocompromised individuals, however. Therefore, immunocompromised individuals should be recommended to get the shot.
By the way, aren’t there more children who die in the US each year because of domestic violence than Covid? If Covid is bad, does this make parents worse on average as far as children’s health is concerned? To make sure children are safe, should not they be separated from their parents at childbirth to reduce inevitable parent related child deaths?
Again, Covid is not a serious enough disease to justify “Vaccine Nazism”.
