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> because the vaccine does barely anything to stop the spread We don't know that. They never released any statistics from North Korea and even if they do, it'd
by petre 4y ago
> because the vaccine does barely anything to stop the spread
We don't know that. They never released any statistics from North Korea and even if they do, it'd be quite questionable.
- pmarreck 4y agoyou too, with the sarcasm? JFC, at least read my reply to the other guy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33482926 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33482926 Preventing transmission was never the point. Reducing deaths (to the tune of 19.8 million lives saved globally, Lancet link in my comment there), was. The "never tested for preventing transmission" argument is thus a red herring. Congratulations on caving in to inflammatory media distortion, I'm sure their ads appreciated your eyeballs.