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Technically speaking the Covid “vaccine” isn’t really a vaccine because it neither prevents the disease nor it’s transmission.

Made 3 maybe 4 memes about the definition of words like vaccine, immunity, and I think inoculation . . .and of course the dems/leftists disagreed with the definition even though my sources were legit online dictionaries.

What happened to his brain doesn't change the truth of what he said.

And if you don't understand the meaning of the term "vaccine," just say so.

Until he produces factual support for his 500% claim, it's just an opinion.

Which isn't a vaccine.

A vaccine eliminated the virus, like polio or small pox. The COVID shot doesn't eliminate anything and as is the case, causes more problems. It is not a vaccine.

You know, for someone who was just saying "if you don't understand the meaning of the term 'vaccine' just say so" it's clear that you don't understand how vaccines work.

Vaccines trigger a response in your body to fight off a particular type of infection. They don't eliminate anything.

Here's a good video on how they work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-muIoWofsCE

Watching the video I must have missed the part where a vaccine causes more problems than it fixes

yeah, it's like what the anti-vaxxers are saying is total nonsense.

Yes, take an actual vaccine and it forces your body to fight the virus off and eventually erradicates the virus. It's not supposed to cause more severe issues than it destroys. Your problem is you believe the liars and those who redefine words.

I'll wait until the clot-shot actually does what they claim it does. Not what they are claiming now, but what they claimed it did at the beginning.

"If you get the vaccine, you won't get Covid. That's a fact." --Joe Biden

Yeah the whole point of a vaccine is to train your immune cells to fight the real thing. Anti-vax's are about as bright as a black hole

A lot of people have this mistaken idea that a vaccine is supposed to be completely harmless to you but gives you the immunity boost against the infection.

That's not the case. There's always been a chance that you would have adverse reactions to the vaccine. This has been true for vaccines up to and including today.

But let me give you a classic example; the original smallpox vaccines. For the first and second generation of the vaccine, there was a chance that it could kill the person receiving it- whether through an allergic reaction or by overwhelming your immune system and actually giving you the disease.

There was also a chance you would just die. But wait! There's more! The scab from the injection site was capable of killing SOMEONE ELSE.

Yeah, the first 2 versions of the small pox vaccine, which was used up into 2017, was capable of killing the vaccinated and someone else.

So, you should discard this idea that a vaccine must be 100% perfectly safe for everyone, because no vaccine is 100% perfectly safe for everyone. There's always a risk. But that risk is so much lower than the risk of getting and dying from the disease.