@SpeakerLuis@j4foore31@ABC Go study how vaccines work with your immune system. They use your "natural" immune system by teaching it to recognize pathogens. Without it your immune system is on its own. Good luck with that.
@SpeakerLuis@joshbedo1@ABC You know that a single case means nothing statistically. You don't base public health policy on individual cases. Ask an epidemiologist.
@SpeakerLuis@ABC I used to think that and never got the flu vaccine until my copd aunt came to live with us. For her protection I started to get the flu shots. If you live in a cave by yourself don't get the flu shot. Otherwise stay away from me.
@KimKatieUSA@ABC It is empirically true that the covid vaccines were effective is slowing the spread of the virus and deaths. The data are available online if you just look.
@RepBrandonGill@NPR@krmaher I read a lot of things I don't agree with. It's good to get other perspectives. I haven't read that book. Maybe I should. I don't believe reparations make sense, but maybe there is another perspective.
@RepBrandonGill@NPR@krmaher I don't have a problem acknowledging that I was taught that view. I am ashamed for my grandparents who believed it. I don't believe it now, but it would not surprise me if there are some( many? Hope not) who still hold to that view.
@RepBrandonGill@NPR@krmaher I grew up in the Atlanta area. I was born in 1951. My grandparents told me that there was no black person (he used the N word) who was better than him. That was circa 1968. He was lower middle class. He was not alone in that view.