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Statements like "vaccine does not protect against infection", or "vaccine does not stop transmission" are obviously true, because vaccine cannot be 100% effecti
by cleancoder0 5y ago
Statements like "vaccine does not protect against infection", or "vaccine does not stop transmission" are obviously true, because vaccine cannot be 100% effective.
But the data clearly shows that spread and 2nd order effects are reduced in a heavily vaccinated population.
- easytiger 5y ago> But the data clearly shows that spread and 2nd order effects are reduced in a heavily vaccinated population. For the world's most dominant strain B.1.1.529 after 10-20 weeks there is no effective difference. Your church has some doctrines which you clearly don't full understand
- mikevm 5y ago> Statements like "vaccine does not protect against infection", or "vaccine does not stop transmission" are obviously true, because vaccine cannot be 100% effective. Are they obviously true? I present you exhibit A: https://youtu.be/jDtUWXOmLLg?t=373 https://youtu.be/jDtUWXOmLLg?t=373 This is false and blatant misinformation. > But the data clearly shows that spread and 2nd order effects are reduced in a heavily vaccinated population. How is this relevant? The OP claimed that anti-vaxxers are endangering people. Whom are they endangering? Other vaccinated people?