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You're adding things that aren't there. The lyrics are just "the jab stops the spread." That is true.
by city41 5y ago
You're adding things that aren't there. The lyrics are just "the jab stops the spread." That is true.
- chroem- 5y agoI was unaware that we interpret poetry literally in 2021.
- city41 5y agoYou're acting as if your interpretation is the only valid one. Since not everyone will interpret "the jab stops the spread" as "the pandemic is over", the best we can do is interpret "the jab stops the spread" as ... wait for it ... "the jab stops the spread".
- jakeva 5y agoMy interpretation would be closer to "the jab slows the spread".
- city41 5y agoYeah, to be fair that is probably a more accurate statement. Edit: and while we're here, here is politifact's take: https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/oct/14/joe-biden/joe-biden-overstates-effectiveness-vaccines-preven/ https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/oct/14/joe-biden/... Concluding it's "half true" fits this thread well :)
- jjulius 5y ago>The lyrics are just "the jab stops the spread." That is true. I say this as someone who's vaccinated; that is not true. It can limit the spread by reducing the viral load you give off, but you can still be vaccinated, get the virus, be asymptomatic (or not) and transmit it.