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The takeaway in the news is always going to be that everything makes sense and we all just need to obey more.

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Even kiwi tested positive. He could have contracted a different flu. With that imperfect test, we can't know.

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I saw that! I drank a lot of Diet Coke in my life, does that mean I'm now immune?! Lol!

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ROFL Patriot, you may have done better skipping the light and drinking the heavy duty coca cola, LOL

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I used to drink the sugary version when I was young, then lost about 10 pounds when I switched to diet. The diet tasted better to me too, not syrupy. I wasn't too concerned about aspartame at the time, happy to avoid the sugar.

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What a fucking joke.

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I think this is a staged story. "Matthew W". Come on. These kind of stories are designed to get us to go crazy about vaccine effects and then they can shoot the stories down.

The Tiffany Dover story might be like that but has undergone intensive scrutiny without an obvious "debunk" so far

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Well, yes. This vaccine only reduces the severity of your illness, if you get the 'rona. It doesn't prevent it.

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Not much of a vaccine then. Just more psyop.

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Every "vaccine" has those who will still get sick after getting it. This one isn't really a vaccine so much as a helper, and who knows if that's even of any use.

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So you actually believe this is the case here? It is not even a vaccine ffs. You are stipulating simple typical vaccine protocol. Christ it feels like reddit here and I have to worry about downvoating your dumbass in fear of being badged 'suspicious behaviour'

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Yes, and your nonsensical answer makes it feel more like reddit every day.

What are you trying to say? The story claims the person got a vaccine, and then got sick. What this story calls a vaccine is something we understand not to be an immunization against, per se, but a booster that can reduce your severity when you get the disease.