Kinggtutt,I am like you. Never had the flu shot and do not...

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Originally posted by kinggtutt: ↑

No it does not, and that's where the picture gets murky.
Those that have had the vax will have a partial immunity but they can still get infected and infect others.
If I am wrong about that someone please post a credible link to an explanation otherwise.
We will live in a society of the vaxxed and the unvaxxed. The unvaxxed will consist of people like me who have never had a flu vax and who rarely get a flu, trying to mingle with the vaxxed who may be spreading the disease without themselves displaying symptoms. Very scary thought.

If I do get the vax ( which at this point is not even available to me ) then I might be able to be infected without having life threatening symptoms, but I will then need to have a booster shot every year or even every 3- 6 months for the rest of my life. I could then pass on the disease to my unvaxxed grandkids .
Again, that is my understanding, if someone knows otherwise please post a credible link.

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Kinggtutt,

I am like you. Never had the flu shot and do not intend to get one. I look after myself and rarely get the flu and if I do I get over it very quickly.
I am not keen on the vax, because it seems to me there is no point in getting it. If you have the vax you are just as likely to get Covid as you are without it. And now they are saying you might need the jab every 6 months. Why? It serves as no protection.
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