> It did, and it was the same people who refused to social distance, then refused masks, now refuse vaccination. How do you know? Seriously? Where are the stud

> It did, and it was the same people who refused to social distance, then refused masks, now refuse vaccination. How do you know? Seriously? Where are the studies? Show me the math. > And yes, the pandemic would have been defeated. The math says yes, and more impressively, our experience says the same thing. There is a reason you don’t see epidemics of Polio, small pox, etc. anymore: vaccines. (it’s almost done for measles) All of those vaccines are far more effective than the COVID vaccines. I'm sure if the COVID vaccines were that effective, you could have an argument. Except...COVID can be carried by animals. Are you going to vaccinate all of the pets in America? Until you do, we will always have COVID around. COVID is more like the flu than those diseases: always mutating, always needing more vaccines. We haven't eradicated the flu, so why would we succeed with COVID?