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[redpoint5]

Older folks have a less active immune system, which is why they tend to have less severe reactions to the vaccine.

I was pretty well wiped out for 2 days; an indication of both a healthy immune system, and prior infection.

[Piotrsko]

Originally Posted by redpoint5

Older folks have a less active immune system, which is why they tend to have less severe reactions to the vaccine.
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Boy if that where true I wouldn't have diabetes, arthritis, or other autoimmune disorders and some friends would have breezed through their boosters

[aerohead]

* A retired 'nurse'.
* Like the unvaccinated, COVID-19- dead nurses, who's dying words were, that they wished they could have social-distanced, had better PPD, and regretted not being vaccinated?

[freebeard]

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnyVInblipE

[aerohead]

So, why him and not the WHO, CDC, Fauci, etc.?
The would population in 1918 was 1.8-billion and 20-million died of the pandemic.
If we're at 7.5- billion now, and COVID took as many, as the same percentage, that would be 83.25- million dead.
Pro-Life people might find that disturbing, unless something could be done about it.
And something was done about it, and people still want to argue.

[freebeard]

So, why him and not the WHO, CDC, Fauci, etc.?

He's an example of someone who is not in it for the money and power. If you watched the video you can tell us who is the population his text books were for. And the VHS tapes, CDs and now unmonetized Youtube videos.

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by freebeard

He's an example of someone who is not in it for the money and power. If you watched the video you can tell us who is the population his text books were for. And the VHS tapes, CDs and now unmonetized Youtube videos.

* Most Americans have bills to pay.
* It's customary to pay people for their professional services. Even trashmen and dog catchers are paid in Denton, Texas.
* Experts appear to be routinely tapped for public information, as a consequence of their expertise ( Richard Feynman and the Challenger disaster ).
* OMG that news programs would dare bring out a PhD, university-trained meteorologist to warn you about an impending supercell thunderstorm. Clearly a leftist, socialist conspiracy to mislead against warm, fuzzy, tornados and softball-sized hail. Surely there must be herd immunity to EF-5 tornados. Ignore all warnings!
* It appears that, Dr. Anthony Fauci has been completely powerless to influence at least 100-million Americans. No super powers there.

[redpoint5]

Some people have more faith in authorities, and others have more faith in reason.

When I was a child, I'd ask mom why I had to listen to her, and she'd reply "because I'm your mother". At an early age I realized that authority is not synonymous with correctness, and I've been critical of institutions ever since.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7PF07A5W28

[freebeard]

He [Campbell] OTOH is a UK author.

I try to parse your rebuttal and what stands out is: 'university-trained meteorologist ... leftist, socialist conspiracy'. That's the result of the infiltration of the universities by Frankfurt School Marxists in the 20th Century. The Noam Chomskys.

Fauci has been dragging the public from one ditch to the other.

When I was a child, I'd ask mom why I had to listen to her, and she'd reply "because I'm your mother". At an early age I realized that authority is not synonymous with correctness

Perhaps you mistook love for authority. That might have led to a miss-spent youth?

[aerohead]

Four years of the US Air Force was all I was willing to deal with. A certain captain in particular. Decisions and circumstances since, have resulted in no other institutional relationships that challenged my interest, or willingness to participate.
And in fairness to the Air Force, one of my most favorite professors, was a full-bird colonel, from Reese AFB, who taught fluids at Texas Tech, and a member, West Texas Solar Energy Society.