I work in grocery for a large supermarket chain here in Oregon. I’m not vaccinated (I never will be) and I don’t wear a mask. I come into extremely close contact with hundreds of people everyday for the last 3 and 1/2 years. I haven’t gotten sick since November of 2019 when I managed to catch a cold after sleeping with my bedroom window …
I work in grocery for a large supermarket chain here in Oregon. I’m not vaccinated (I never will be) and I don’t wear a mask. I come into extremely close contact with hundreds of people everyday for the last 3 and 1/2 years. I haven’t gotten sick since November of 2019 when I managed to catch a cold after sleeping with my bedroom window open. I seen a pattern over the last few years. It’s just my observation and lay opinion. It’s the vaccinated who are spreading and reinfecting each other when they keep getting boosters and they’re constantly testing positive for Covid. They are the ones who are driving the covid numbers up and are also the ones who are prolonging this plandemic
"Testing positive for COVID" is the correct term since the rapid PCR test is incapable of distinguishing between flu, bacterial pneumonia or "COVID-19". Masks also increase the risk of contracting bacterial pneumonia when worn for long periods. How convenient that wearing masks also increases your chance of "testing positive for COVID".
I work in grocery for a large supermarket chain here in Oregon. I’m not vaccinated (I never will be) and I don’t wear a mask. I come into extremely close contact with hundreds of people everyday for the last 3 and 1/2 years. I haven’t gotten sick since November of 2019 when I managed to catch a cold after sleeping with my bedroom window open. I seen a pattern over the last few years. It’s just my observation and lay opinion. It’s the vaccinated who are spreading and reinfecting each other when they keep getting boosters and they’re constantly testing positive for Covid. They are the ones who are driving the covid numbers up and are also the ones who are prolonging this plandemic
It is a great business model. The disease is the treatment, the treatment is the disease. Rinse, repeat.
"Testing positive for COVID" is the correct term since the rapid PCR test is incapable of distinguishing between flu, bacterial pneumonia or "COVID-19". Masks also increase the risk of contracting bacterial pneumonia when worn for long periods. How convenient that wearing masks also increases your chance of "testing positive for COVID".