Are vaccines making Covid stronger? | |
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User ID: 78144147 United States 07/23/2021 03:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Not a doctor...but, just thinking out loud here. Quoting: Clair-Voyant If virus/bacteria mutate for survival reasons, they generally become (mutate) weaker so as not to kill its host and die along with the host. If, like antibacterial soap and antibiotics making more resistant strains due to mutations to overcome vaccine and survive. Is it possible people who are vaccinated and contract Covid 19, are unwittingly making the virus stronger as it mutates to overcome the vaccination to survive? And is that why they are saying future vaccinations will be needed? Would it just be better to never vaccinate and allow it to mutate to a weaker version than to continuously help it mutate to a stronger version? Again, not a doctor, just spit-balling here. The data we have seen, mainly from the UK, suggests the results are the same or worse for those who take the lethal injections compared with those who don't take any shots. Therefore, since there is risk of death or injury from the vax, you are better off not taking it. That doesn't even consider the ADE (anti-body dependent enhancement) you are referring to, which is where the vax causes the variants, which does indeed happen. It happened with SARS and is happening again with COVID. When you are afraid of losing your life, you have already lost your life. Don't be afraid. |