Natural immunity exists and many people have it from taking care of their own health

If you believe that you should make decisions about your health instead of the government, you're alt-right.

These are strange times.

Many people think that only the unvaccinated are likely to get covid but in reality, you can still unknowingly carry the virus and infect others even if you are vaccinated. According to a study from the CDC, 74% of people infected with covid in Massachusetts were fully vaccinated: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/07/30/cdc-study-shows-74percent-of-people-infected-in-massachusetts-covid-outbreak-were-fully-vaccinated.html

Nothing to with politics, just pointing out that natural immunity is a thing and it can be effective against covid as much as a vaccine if you take good care of your health, and those who are already healthy and naturally immune probably shouldn't take a vaccine when someone not in good health is much more in need a vaccine.

Same can be said for polio and small pox. Covid is worse than polio. If you had a polio vaccine and don’t want a Covid vaccine. It’s politics. And it is stupid. More people get polio from the vaccine today. No one is protesting the evil vaccine. Anyone not getting a Covid shot is full of shit. It is 100% politics.

The lockdowns were 100% politics, democrats forcing their political agenda on everyone and not caring how it badly effects people and it seems that forcing vaccines is also a political agenda, Big Pharma forcing their agenda on everyone. We were all focused on lockdowns, masks, vaccines but it seems it hasn't occurred to anyone to actually take care of their health by eating right and exercising. Also it took less than a year to develop the covid vaccines so one can't help but be concerned about what possible side effects it might have and I don't think that's a political partisan issue, it's a legit concern for our public as much as the virus itself, also covid has a 99.99% chance of recovery.

Covid does not have 99.99% chance of recovery. If that was the case 700,000 people couldn’t have died from it in the US alone. Nothing was that deadly. Not polio. Not small pox. Not leprosy. The lockdowns were necessary. If you want the economy back, you have to get the vaccine. Period. It is the only way to reduce the death rate. I eat proper and exercise way more than 99.99% of people who say they do. I am not at risk of complications from Covid. I’m pretty sure I had it and it was a stuffy nose, because two people at my work that I gave it to tested positive. I am still vaccinated. Because it reduces the possibility of getting Covid and passing it on by at least 97%. Don’t cry political agenda when you’re against a safe, effective vaccine because of a pathetic political agenda. Once the morons who are opposing start to see people they know dying, like any of us from a big city, they’ll change their tune. I thought it was a hoax, too. Then I saw 3 people die from it and several others in the ICU from it. Then I realized how stupid the anti vax political machine is. If you won’t get the vaccine, you’re the reason the crisis has lasted so long.

Covid is worse than polio?

Yes. Much worse. Polio is only as bad as Covid in causing death and paralysis. Covid doesn’t cause paralysis, but long haul Covid is just as bad. I was on the phone yesterday with a guy that still can’t walk 10 months after getting Covid. The majority of polio cases are not symptomatic, just like Covid. Only 1-5% of cases have complications. Only 1-5% of those are deadly. In the worst years

https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/dave-helling/article253422239.html

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/polio.html

Covid is exponentially more contagious.

Only 58,000 people got polio and only 3,000 died.