Since “day one,” the narrative has been that individuals must sacrifice to stop the spread of COVID-19. Do it for your family, school, community, nation, and the world. And carry a “passport” so we can protect at-risk community members, who, as it turns out, are THE VACCINATED!
The COVID-19 injection increases the odds of infection and serious illness.
Both Moderna and Pfizer knew it, as did the FDA when they approved them. It seems appropriate, as a followup to this morning’s piece, to ask the next relevant question based on the other parts of the pandemic narrative.
- Stop the spread.
- Prevent severe disease.
- Keep people from overcrowding hospitals.
- Protect at-risk members of the community.
If you received two or more injections of the COVID-19 “vaccine,” you are at the highest risk for infection, spread, and severe disease from SARS-CoV2. This represents a significant potential burden on public health resources not just from COVID but scores of vaccine-related harms.
The vaccinated among us are at increased risk of exposure to other vaccinated members of the community. Does it make sense to require all COVID-19 vaccinated to notify people that they represent a flu risk in workplaces, public spaces, events, or just out in the community?
Should there be punishments if the vaccinated lie and say they are unvaccinated? Should it cost them their jobs, access to public services, or public places? Do we need fines or warrantless searches of homes or businesses to determine their vaccine status?
Perhaps an electronic database tied to smartphones and facial recognition software that identifies them as vaccinated so we can protect the community?
The pro-vax community of political and public health leaders should sit down and discuss it. How are you going to protect the vaccinated from each other and not just from COVID but an increasingly wide range of flu and other potential health harms to which their damaged immune systems are increasingly susceptible?
And don’t do it for me. I have natural immunity. I’ve never been inoculated with a COVID-19 vaccine. Do it for each other because you are all in this together.
Just send me the press release with the bullet points, and I’ll be happy to share it.
