LOL. Come on, JimH52. Those were reasonable questions. I don't participate in childish insults and prefer civil discussion, but I'll give you another chance since you can't be all bad.
The thing is, the Rand Paul narrative never changed - you don't need a shot or a mask if you have natural immunity, go live your life. Meanwhile, the narrative from the WHO, CDC, and Dr. Fauci constantly changed - don't wear a mask, wear a mask, wear two masks, take your mask off if you are vaccinated, ooops vaccines don't protect you or others, they only lesson symptoms. They even changed the official definition of "vaccine!" Gosh how flawed and deceitful it all was. Everyone, including Fauci, knew it was another respiratory virus which would mutate quickly and lessen over time.
I got all the boosters
I wore a mask
Stayed home or at least away from people when asked
Followed the arrows
Kids are grown
Used sanitizer
I found ways to lead my life
Never got Covid
Hi, Lesh.
Unless you lived in a cave, you almost certainly had COVID. I know you might think otherwise.
I know so many vaccinated people who were walking around sniffling and coughing and saying it wasn't COVID because they took one cheap China test to check.
But most of the vaccinated people I know got COVID, and government statistics show this. They stopped releasing the statistics long ago after most people got COVID.
Well over a year ago, samples of blood donations to the Red Cross showed prior infection for over 95% of the population.
And lots of people get COVID and have very mild symptoms or are asymptomatic.
And being vaccinated lessens symptoms.
Also, some people, vaccinated or not tend to be immune. Kids are highly resistant, of course.
While it's possible you didn't have COVID, it's most likely that you simply didn't notice it or were in denial.
For the record, I had Alpha COVID early in 2020, acquired from international travelers. Alpha was the bad one, but I just got sick as a dog for two days, then rebounded back quickly, just like the flu. After I had the best vaccine ever, I did not appreciate my liberties being infringed when I had better immunity than the eventual vaccines alone which came later, and I have always had strong feelings that every single person has the right to make their own uncoerced decisions about their health and still enjoy all the same liberties as all other American citizens.
Regards,
Jim