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How is it "undermining public health" to refuse vaccines which don't work against transmission?

• 1270018080 5y ago
  "refuse vaccines which don't work against transmission?" Pretty sure that's false. Regardless, if you have antivaxxers taking up a hospital beds and others with legitimate issues missing out on care, I'm sure you can see how this is a public health issue. There's no way you asked that question in good faith. Not a chance.
  • hunterb123 5y ago
    While we're at it let's remove the rapists and murderers from hospitals and let them die. Lets also put a weight limit and a smoking limit on things so people don't crowd resources due to their poor decisions. These "anti-vaxxers" that are fully vaccinated other than covid can just go rot in the streets /s
• geogra4 5y ago
  Reduced transmission because of the vaccine is not a binary
  • TechBro8615 5y ago
    The net change in transmissibility is either negative or positive. So yeah, “reduced transmission” is a binary. It’s just not easy to measure.
• arsome 5y ago
  Even if they literally had no effect on transmission (which is false), it's still a positive for public health because they have massive effect on hospitalization.