Woodsanity wrote:Ambrose wrote:Johnny Bball wrote:
IT is not because you can repeatedly catch it and it is not as effective and catching it and taking the vaccine.
You can repeatedly catch it while vaccinated, and there is plenty of data to suggest it's at least as effective, if not more effective. Even if it wasn't, when does that number become acceptable? 50% as effective? 75%? 90%? 99%? Natural immunity has always been acceptable until COVID. Why isn't it now?
So your assuming everyone who didn't get vaccinated already caught covid now. Also since when was natural immunity always been acceptable?
You have to take shots before being able to attend schools for a reason. Such silly and poorly thought out arguments....
Actually you don’t necessarily have to take the vaccine for something for the doctor to be able to put it on your records of immunization for school. For example if the child had chickenpox the doctor will just put the date the child had it instead of vaccination date.
For this instance however there is plenty of times people have gotten covid more than once. Therefore natural immunity isn’t enough. Not all viruses are the same. Everyone seems to have in their heads that they can only get a virus once and their bodies will prevent reinfection. That’s not true of all viruses. The immunity is not forever even in viruses like measles where the majority of the people can only get it once. Immunity wanes as we get older and our immune system gets weaker. Plenty of people’s immunities for these types of diseases could have reduced and they wouldn’t know because they aren’t exposed to these disease to find out. Because of vaccinations that created herd immunity. Which is the whole point.