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Re:Evaluating necessity of Covid-19 vaccination in previousl... by briefcomment on Thursday June 10, 2021 @12:21AM (#27456616)
It's fine if those previously infected don't get the vaccine. I don't see why information on how natural immunity is effective would make people who haven't gotten Covid even less likely to get the vaccine.
Re:Evaluating necessity of Covid-19 vaccination in previousl... by jacobolus on Thursday June 10, 2021 @01:38AM (#27457111)
There are many people who are convinced their respiratory infection earlier in the pandemic was Covid despite never having been tested. While some of those may plausibly have been Covid, many were surely flu or some other disease.

It would be a shame if such people avoided the vaccine under a disinformation-driven impression that the vaccines are risky, and ended up catching/spreading Covid later on.

Re:Evaluating necessity of Covid-19 vaccination in previousl... by barbazoo on Thursday June 10, 2021 @12:48AM (#27456758)
I can only imagine it's because it might convince people that don't take Covid-19 seriously to not get the vaccine because even if they didn't get it, they'd be immune once infected going forward, missing the point about hospitalization, protecting the vulnerable, etc.