> It's also concerning that there is evidence that while people who have been vaccinated are much less likely to be infected. If they do get infected, they are

> It's also concerning that there is evidence that while people who have been vaccinated are much less likely to be infected. If they do get infected, they are more likely to be infected with one of the variants than unvaccinated That's not "concerning"...it's a truism. You've made those people immune to the wild-type strain. If they're going to get infected, it's going to be to a variant. You're still missing the denominator (i.e. how often does it happen?) and the most important question: how serious is it when they do get infected? So far, the answers are "not often", and "not serious", respectively.