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If we establish: 1. non-vaccinated group does not affect the vaccinated group, which can be deducted from studies including most recent Oxford study highlightin
by nomendos 5y ago
If we establish:
1. non-vaccinated group does not affect the vaccinated group, which can be deducted from studies including most recent Oxford study highlighting that vaccinated group gets infected with Delta variant equally as non-vaccinated group and it spreads the virus the same (as Oxford study confirmed same concentration of the virus in the nose).
2. vaccines do offer temporary immunity which offers only individual protection, so per above no effect it should be personal choice. This does come with risks (increasingly documented and arguably some decide to take vaccine some don't, where one research tells that PhD's are group with the lowest vaccination rate - that should tell something,..).
Then there is no justification for forcing/discriminating/pressuring anyone.
Additionally, masks unless K95 or better, are closer to a "theater" than what little if any virus they can stop. (google cloth or fashion masks or even how to properly fit K95 otherwise it does not work)
In the meantime, we all should hope that science finds full solution that will stop the virus, as up until now all current vaccines are not the "canceling" type and until then COVID19 will go on (guaranteed as explained by Geert Vanden Bossche).
So, I warmly suggest all to "punch-up", calm down, get rational and appreciate each other, stop acting one group against other then all can start to focus on the pushing companies and scientific circles to open and constructive path, which is Canceling Vaccine or effective therapeutics. Anything else is punching-down (in any form of shape such as group think, which should not be our level of humanity - we can do much better)! Therefore, there is no reason for us humans to start getting down the evolution (toward animals and lower level belief/group think), just simply respect each-other. Hope we do not start down the path of one group discriminating against other group (remember history).