76 ms·
> It's obvious looking at the data that vaccines reduce transmission. Really? I don't think I know a single person who got vaccinated and didn't get COVID agai
by yucky 4y ago
> It's obvious looking at the data that vaccines reduce transmission.
Really? I don't think I know a single person who got vaccinated and didn't get COVID again, several times in some cases.
- eldenwrong 4y agoYes but it would have been much worse without the vaccine
- TEP_Kim_Il_Sung 4y agoMy aunt died of covid. Luckily she was vaccinated and triple-boostered, or it could have been worse.
- amrocha 4y agoDo you not understand how statistics work? She had a lower chance to die, that doesn't mean she's immune.
- eldenwrong 4y agoYeah cause this type of vaccine doesn't provide immunity and the protection lasts a couple of months at most. Not to mention that repeated doses are started to be weakening the immune system
- amrocha 4y agoWrong, wrong, and wrong. You can't just believe everything you see on the internet.
- antihipocrat 4y agoTo be fair I think it was actually right, right, and wrong.
- eldenwrong 4y agoThere was a recent paper published in Nature that shows this. Only observed in people who had breakthrough infections though
- eldenwrong 4y agoThe vaccine doesn't provide immunity. It doesn't prevent transmission, just lowers it. This is well known. It may lower sickness severity in older population. It also only lasts 2-3 months.
- TEP_Kim_Il_Sung 4y agoOf course. I believe the Science.
- amrocha 4y agoDoesn't sound like you do if I'm being honest with you. Sounds like you believe the science that agrees with you.
- TEP_Kim_Il_Sung 4y agoI am a true believer in the Science. Are you questioning my faith? The Science Pope doesn't like to hear such heresy. Better watch out or else he'll sic the Science Inquisition on yo' aess!
- amrocha 4y agoYou probably live in the US, where nobody is boosted and 30% of the population isn't vaccinated. I don't. I know 2 people that caught covid after being vaccinated. I've never caught it. Most people I know never caught it. And it would be even worse without vaccines. Y'all are doing something wrong over there.
- jb1991 4y agoI know several people in Europe who got Covid several times despite several vaccinations.
- amrocha 4y agoI don't. Anecdotal evidence can be dismissed with anecdotal evidence.
- refurb 4y agoHow do you know you never caught it? I tested myself randomly one time, no symptoms, and tested positive. Asymptomatic infection is quite common with covid.
- amrocha 4y agoIf that's your burden of proof then you'll never find someone good enough
- refurb 4y agoI mean thats science? Individual experiences dont give any indication of population level outcomes - there is too much variability. Some people see their cancers spontaneously go into remission but you wouldnt make a claim that cancers usually go into remission by themselves.
- amrocha 4y agoNo, that's not science. That's you weaponizing science in your crusade against things you don't like. You don't like vaccines, so you make bullshit claims that are unsubstantiated but hard to disprove, and then eventually people get tired of arguing with you and you have your way.
- bigbillheck 4y agoI know plenty of them.