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CPJ's avatar

This is exactly what I thought when seeing those claims flying around so nice to read a supporting analysis from someone who understands the biology. I think that what I call the canonical counter-narrative has become as much a religion for many people as Covidism. The problem with that is that it is a major distraction from the issues we should be concerned with (so much so, that it wouldn't surprise me if major elements of this counter-narrative were in fact deliberately seeded from the same Covidist sources; even if I prefer to the extent possible to see these things as emergent social phenomena)

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> At best, you could say that “When the Covid vaccine response is enough to keep infections mild, non-spike antibodies seem to appear less often; whereas for natural infections that are kept mild by innate immunity, non-spike antibodies appear more often.” But even to say this is to use early breakthrough infections as a window into what most post-Covid vaccine infections are like for only this one thing, when we know it doesn’t serve well as a window for any other aspect.

So for natural unvaxed mild infections, people make N antibodies. But for vaxed mild infections the vaxed do not make them? That IS OAS.

This is the beauty of natural immunity: have a mild illness, get long term immunity. The unvaxed do not need to have a severe illness to become immune. Thank You to wisdom of God who created us with immune systems (or Nature, for atheists). F U to the vaccine which prevents true immunity from forming.

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