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>The unvaccinated are protected by the "wall" of immune people separating them from the sick. Are you saying that _only_ unvaccinated kids get sick? And that t
by RobertRoberts 8y ago
>The unvaccinated are protected by the "wall" of immune people separating them from the sick.
Are you saying that _only_ unvaccinated kids get sick? And that they are _only_ protected by "space" made by vaccinated kids?
Newborn infants are protected by colostrum, look this one up if you are unaware of it.
Other sick people I addressed in my initial point, they seem to be a threat based on your logic, not someone who needs protecting.
- shepardrtc 8y ago> Are you saying that _only_ unvaccinated kids get sick? And that they are _only_ protected by "space" made by vaccinated kids? You have an incredibly poor understanding of vaccines and viruses. The virus is going to spread regardless of vaccinations. But people who are vaccinated can fight it off much more easily and quickly. That lowers the risk dramatically for the unvaccinated when the vaccinated get rid of quickly. When you're fully infected, you're a carrier for much longer.
- RobertRoberts 8y ago>But people who are vaccinated can fight it off much more easily and quickly. What about people with compromised immune systems? Does the vaccine make their immune system stronger? >... the vaccinated get rid of quickly. Do you have any data to show this? While I know there are a lot of common beliefs about what vaccines do, has there been any studies comparing the speed of recovery between groups of vaccinated/unvaccinated and equally healthy people?