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> You got pretty bad covid [...] your anecdote would lead an unbiased person to question how effective really was the vaccine for you If it was this bad with t

> You got pretty bad covid [...] your anecdote would lead an unbiased person to question how effective really was the vaccine for you If it was this bad with the vaccine, imagine how much worse off he would have surely been without it. He likely suffered the viral equivalent of seatbelt-shaped bruises on his body after a car crash that would have otherwise killed him. > still think the problem lies in not enough vaccinations Where does OP say that?

peteradio 5y ago
The rarity of death in less than 30 year old without comorbidity would be like someone his age falling down the stairs and randomly breaking their neck. To compare this to an unseatbelted car crash is super disingenuous. He's blaming his sickness on the unvaccinated guy he got it from with no hint of irony that he got it despite being vaccinated and potentially spreading it as well.
- piva00 5y ago
  > He's blaming his sickness on the unvaccinated guy he got it from with no hint of irony that he got it despite being vaccinated and potentially spreading it as well. Yes, because all the data shows that infection between vaccinated -> vaccinated is lowered, there is no irony in there. Also because the person in question didn't isolate the moment they felt sick, they continuously wandered around the house and I forced them to isolate after they showed up in front of me, coughing and announcing they "felt sick". So fuck off. I caught it at home, I stayed home, the person lives in the same house, and so I didn't infect anyone else. You have a pretty annoying and uncivil attitude, not sure what triggers you about the vaccine talk but you have an axe to grind and you are piling on my anecdote to push whatever view you have without backing it up, I will stop engaging because I surely don't see any point in trying to hold civility towards you. Have a good weekend, hope you find better ways to spend your energy.

peteradio 5y ago

The rarity of death in less than 30 year old without comorbidity would be like someone his age falling down the stairs and randomly breaking their neck. To compare this to an unseatbelted car crash is super disingenuous. He's blaming his sickness on the unvaccinated guy he got it from with no hint of irony that he got it despite being vaccinated and potentially spreading it as well.

piva00 5y ago
> He's blaming his sickness on the unvaccinated guy he got it from with no hint of irony that he got it despite being vaccinated and potentially spreading it as well. Yes, because all the data shows that infection between vaccinated -> vaccinated is lowered, there is no irony in there. Also because the person in question didn't isolate the moment they felt sick, they continuously wandered around the house and I forced them to isolate after they showed up in front of me, coughing and announcing they "felt sick". So fuck off. I caught it at home, I stayed home, the person lives in the same house, and so I didn't infect anyone else. You have a pretty annoying and uncivil attitude, not sure what triggers you about the vaccine talk but you have an axe to grind and you are piling on my anecdote to push whatever view you have without backing it up, I will stop engaging because I surely don't see any point in trying to hold civility towards you. Have a good weekend, hope you find better ways to spend your energy.