Are there really still people who have never gotten COVID 19 yet?

[Muzzlrpress]

Figured everybody has had it at least once at this point.

[jamalfudge]

How would you even know? Consider the following:

* Symptoms are not unique
* Can easily be mistaken for cold/flu
* PCR has been proven to be flawed and cannot tell the different between covid or the common cold/flu.
* They use the same PCR test for every so-called variant, it has never changed - so how can anyone know they have it let alone which actual variant?

I never mask, distance or any of that other crap - doing everyone humanly possible to get 'covid' and never contracted anything other than the odd runny nose, nothing that is out of the ordinary

Yeah I've came down with a few colds over the last year thanks to young kids (son wore a mask virtually the whole year and still brought home colds from school....L.O.L.). Never saw the need to take a test and never will.

PCR tests are pretty specific given they amplify specific sequences. These sequences wouldn't be in common with flu or common cold viruses. But yes you wouldn't be able to tell specific variant from PCR.

Wat. You could test a gallon of gasoline with a PCR test and have it turn up positive.

[Ten_Hearts]

Wat. You could test a gallon of gasoline with a PCR test and have it turn up positive.

Not really. Depends on the assay kit you use but the test would target different SARS-CoV-2 genomic regions. So like one kit would look for the following covid gene sequences for ORF1ab, N protein. And S protein. Unless your gasoline contains these sequences it wouldn't show anything.

[frankdtank20]

How come every American miscer «had it bad»?

Everyone in Norway has had it and its nothing more than an annoyance. Me, my wife, 2 yr old son, my dad with heart issues, my mother who has cancer and no One got sick for more than 2-3 days

Same for everyone at work aswell. The Worst part about covid is the isolation but they have removed that aswell in Norway. You Can test positive and go to work the next day. No restrictions.

Sounds like sanity. Us Americans tend to be drama queens. I've had far worse hangovers than Covid and gone on with life as normal. Although a bad hangover can be tough to get things done with. Our media has itself over dramatized Covid, so people follow along. And the numbers are fictitious but don't try telling a US Democrat that or they'll insist you're a conspiracy theorist.

[AlfBundy]

I don't know if I've ever had it. There was one time my head felt a little sensitive, it lasted for about a day. Feels good not being a bitch

[Underwrought]

Well officially only 90mil in the USA have had covid. Taking into account many who got it and didnt get tested I would say really 150-200mil. That still leaves about 1/4 to 1/5th of people in the USA who havent had it yet. And with the most spreadable one yet around I figure thats why we are seeing a slight jump in infections right now.

I was just in vegas for a week and a half. Chit was a mad house packed full of mostly asians and indis. If I didnt get it again no one will.

[x-trainer ben]

How come every American miscer «had it bad»?

Everyone in Norway has had it and its nothing more than an annoyance. Me, my wife, 2 yr old son, my dad with heart issues, my mother who has cancer and no One got sick for more than 2-3 days

Same for everyone at work aswell. The Worst part about covid is the isolation but they have removed that aswell in Norway. You Can test positive and go to work the next day. No restrictions.

Because generally speaking, people from Norway are much healthier and consume a more healthy diet compared to most Americans.
healthy vs unhealthy response

[meatlog]

When you hear regrooters say, 'bbbb-but it doesnt stop you from getting it! it prevents you from getting seriously ill and dying from it"

[J.L.C.]

How would you even know? Consider the following:

* Symptoms are not unique
* Can easily be mistaken for cold/flu
* PCR has been proven to be flawed and cannot tell the different between covid or the common cold/flu.
* They use the same PCR test for every so-called variant, it has never changed - so how can anyone know they have it let alone which actual variant?

I never mask, distance or any of that other crap - doing everyone humanly possible to get 'covid' and never contracted anything other than the odd runny nose, nothing that is out of the ordinary

PCR tests are pretty specific given they amplify specific sequences. These sequences wouldn't be in common with flu or common cold viruses. But yes you wouldn't be able to tell specific variant from PCR.

This

and PCR is used for variant detection by identifying mutation in N501Y

[truthhurts]

on any kind of official record...i've never had it
No vaccine

most likely had at least 2 'versions/mutations' of it in the last few years. Wasn't a concern.

[messomi]

When you hear regrooters say, 'bbbb-but it doesnt stop you from getting it! it prevents you from getting seriously ill and dying from it"

[IonZephyr]

How come every American miscer «had it bad»?.

Americans unhealthy as fuk. Eat like ****.


They should be promoting better health, instead of these vaxes and masks

[Dave22reborn]

How come every American miscer «had it bad»?

Everyone in Norway has had it and its nothing more than an annoyance. Me, my wife, 2 yr old son, my dad with heart issues, my mother who has cancer and no One got sick for more than 2-3 days

Same for everyone at work aswell. The Worst part about covid is the isolation but they have removed that aswell in Norway. You Can test positive and go to work the next day. No restrictions.

Original strain was probably bad. I don't know if I had the flu or the Rona back in December.

[DustinTheHuss]

I haven’t had Covid and I’m in a big city.

[Dave22reborn]

Because generally speaking, people from Norway are much healthier and consume a more healthy diet compared to most Americans.
healthy vs unhealthy response

And yet none of the doctors encouraged a healthy diet, or physical fitness to fight this. Their answer was for everyone to stay indoors, binge watch Netflix, play video games, and pig out on junk food.....