Tenured George Mason Professor Is Granted Medical Exemption in Recognition of His COVID-19 Natural Immunity. It’s about damn time someone recognized people who have had COVID had natural immunity.
George Mason University granted a veteran law professor a medical exemption from its COVID-19 vaccine mandate after he filed a lawsuit demanding recognition of his natural immunity, according to his lawyers.
But the Virginia public university has not updated its policy to recognize recovery from prior infection, as proven by antibody testing, as an accepted alternative to vaccination or exemptions for religious or medical reasons.
For that reason, the New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) said it “continues to explore litigation against GMU.” The public interest law firm implied it’s scrutinizing other Virginia public universities, asking COVID-recovered faculty to get in touch if their schools are “similarly disregarding the scientific facts surrounding naturally acquired immunity.”
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The FDA just gave final approval to the Pfizer shot, so now the mandates are gonna come fast and thick: military already hit today, federal employees next, various universities across the land who were waiting for this so they could legally institute mandates.
I would like to know how the FDA managed to approve this shot, with all the deaths and horrible side effects that have been documented. People are dying from this shot by the thousands, yet previously if there were even a couple hundred deaths a vaccine would be pulled from the market. Strange and inexplicable.
That's great for him but I still stand for the principle that whether you get a COVID shot is your personal decision, regardless of natural immunity. If we lose on this issue, people, we have lost our freedom for good.
Great, now I can tell people I had the kung flu, and not have to worry about it.
If they ask for proof, I will ell them to prove I did NOT have it.
We are all eventually going to get it. These delay tactics just make the pandemic stretch out to infinity.
Was watching the first episode of "Lore" this evening and it was about TB in the late 19th century, concentrating on a family in Rhode Island who were dying one by one, and the narrator mentioned the statistic that at its height TB was killing 1 out of 4 New Englanders. 1 out of 4! Now that's what a pandemic looks like, not this ridiculously low rate of death we are seeing with COVID. COVID is a common cold virus that preys on the weak and old just like common cold viruses have always done, not a bug that should entirely change our way of life and bring all individual freedom to an end. Look at what TB did for centuries, and people just gritted their teeth and went on with their lives, same with smallpox which could devastate a community in a very short period of time, same with many other diseases that came and went, all of them more serious than COVID but none of them allowed to permanently end civilization like Fauci and the health bureaucrats want to do now.
P.S. Learned a neat bit of trivia from "Lore." With all those people dying from TB and medical knowledge not being sophisticated yet, some people were getting buried before they were actually dead, and it happened enough that it became a great fear for people, so that inventors, sensing a market, came up with methods for a person buried alive to communicate his unfortunate situation, many of those methods involving bells with lines running to the coffin so an undead person could pull the line, ring the bell, and thereby notify people that he was still alive down under there.
Hence the commonly used phrase that eventually became the name of a TV show: saved by the bell!
That`s also why they started embalming people, draining them out made sure they were dead before the final dirt nap.