I’m Unvaccinated—And I Plan to Stay That Way

[Hoodat]

I’m Unvaccinated—And I Plan to Stay That Way

Federal, state, and local governments plan to make people’s lives miserable if they don’t get the jab. It’s time to tell the politicians and bureaucrats to go to hell.

Dan Gelernter   |   August 3, 2021

he word “confusing” is being used (even by the New York Times) to describe the CDC’s reasoning behind its announcement that masks must again be worn indoors, even by the fully vaccinated.

In fact, the CDC’s reasoning is clear, and talk about “confusion” is an attempt to conceal a straightforward assessment: As CDC head bureaucrat Rochelle Walensky said on Fox News on Friday, vaccinated people can still get the “delta” variant and can transmit it. Top medical mafioso Anthony Fauci said essentially the same thing last week—that for the delta variant there was no difference in the observed level of “virality” between people who were vaccinated and those who were not.

In other words, the vaccine doesn’t work for delta.

This would appear to be bad news for the CDC, vaccine-wise. But the federal government will pressure you to get this vaccine anyway.  .  .  .

https://amgreatness.com/2021/08/03/im-unvaccinated-and-i-plan-to-stay-that-way/


Ditto.

[jafo2010]

The CDC lost all credibility during the first year of this pandemic, and with the new director, she has made it a worthless organization.  They are just not worth spit!!!

[Smokin Joe]

Natural immunity isn't getting any credit, either. To me, that is more valuable than an experimental jab.

[mountaineer]

Although I'm getting up there, agewise, I have absolutely no underlying health issues that put me at risk, including the condition that may be the most dangerous from a covid standpoint, obesity. My cost-benefit analysis does not point to vaccination.

[Smokin Joe]

Although I'm getting up there, agewise, I have absolutely no underlying health issues that put me at risk, including the condition that may be the most dangerous from a covid standpoint, obesity. My cost-benefit analysis does not point to vaccination.

I'm hauling about 20 extra pounds on my 6 foot frame, but otherwise, not in the comorbidity group. My cost-benefit analysis would not indicate the risks were worth it, but even more (now that I know), I will not seek to prolong my life with a treatment developed using the tissue of murdered innocents.