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skytrench
The reason for vaccinating children is hard to see if this is true:
"The bottom line was that, in contrast to the other variants, vaccinated people, even if they didn't get sick, got infected and shed virus at similar levels as unvaccinated people who got infected," Dr. Walter Orenstein, who heads the Emory Vaccine Center and who viewed the documents, told CNN.
[edition.cnn.com]
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skytrench
The reason for vaccinating children is hard to see if this is true:
"The bottom line was that, in contrast to the other variants, vaccinated people, even if they didn't get sick, got infected and shed virus at similar levels as unvaccinated people who got infected," Dr. Walter Orenstein, who heads the Emory Vaccine Center and who viewed the documents, told CNN.
[edition.cnn.com]
And if vaccinated people get infected anyway, they have as much virus in their bodies as unvaccinated people. That means they're as likely to infect someone else as unvaccinated people who get infected.
So no reason to segregate the unvaccinated at concerts for example.
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bleedingman
921 deaths out of a population of over 24 million. Send in the troops.
Australia to deploy troops to enforce Sydney lockdown
[news.yahoo.com]
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bleedingman
921 deaths out of a population of over 24 million. Send in the troops.
Australia to deploy troops to enforce Sydney lockdown
[news.yahoo.com]
Well...if the population is compared to say the US, that's like the US getting 13000 new deaths. But wait, it's concentrated to Sydney, so now your talking more like 100000 deaths in the US.
Everything is relative.
Plus...are you suggesting they should wait longer until what, there are way more deaths, so as to justify it?
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bleedingman
921 deaths out of a population of over 24 million. Send in the troops.
Australia to deploy troops to enforce Sydney lockdown
[news.yahoo.com]
Well...if the population is compared to say the US, that's like the US getting 13000 new deaths. But wait, it's concentrated to Sydney, so now your talking more like 100000 deaths in the US.
Everything is relative.
Plus...are you suggesting they should wait longer until what, there are way more deaths, so as to justify it?
From the article: "Since the pandemic began, Australia has recorded, 33,473 cases of Covid-19, including 921 deaths." So it's not just Sydney. It's the entire population since it began. Not new deaths.
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skytrench
The reason for vaccinating children is hard to see if this is true:
"The bottom line was that, in contrast to the other variants, vaccinated people, even if they didn't get sick, got infected and shed virus at similar levels as unvaccinated people who got infected," Dr. Walter Orenstein, who heads the Emory Vaccine Center and who viewed the documents, told CNN.
[edition.cnn.com]
And if vaccinated people get infected anyway, they have as much virus in their bodies as unvaccinated people. That means they're as likely to infect someone else as unvaccinated people who get infected.
So no reason to segregate the unvaccinated at concerts for example.
I would take it the other way. More reason to require vaccinations for admission.
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skytrench
The reason for vaccinating children is hard to see if this is true:
"The bottom line was that, in contrast to the other variants, vaccinated people, even if they didn't get sick, got infected and shed virus at similar levels as unvaccinated people who got infected," Dr. Walter Orenstein, who heads the Emory Vaccine Center and who viewed the documents, told CNN.
[edition.cnn.com]
And if vaccinated people get infected anyway, they have as much virus in their bodies as unvaccinated people. That means they're as likely to infect someone else as unvaccinated people who get infected.
So no reason to segregate the unvaccinated at concerts for example.
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Rocktiludrop
CDC study shows 74% of people infected with covid outbreak in Massachusetts were fully vaccinated.
Is it really necessary to take the vaccine at this stage considering everything. I mean if it's not preventing covid or the spread what's the point
[www.cnbc.com]
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Rocktiludrop
CDC study shows 74% of people infected with covid outbreak in Massachusetts were fully vaccinated.
Is it really necessary to take the vaccine at this stage considering everything. I mean if it's not preventing covid or the spread what's the point
[www.cnbc.com]
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Rocktiludrop
CDC study shows 74% of people infected with covid outbreak in Massachusetts were fully vaccinated.
Is it really necessary to take the vaccine at this stage considering everything. I mean if it's not preventing covid or the spread what's the point
[www.cnbc.com]
It's an option for those who risk getting severe covid. Elderly, obese, people with lung conditions, etc. In vaccinated communities there are much fewer covid patients on ventilators, saving lives and resources. You know that Rocktiludrop!
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Rocktiludrop
So why are they pushing for children to have the vaccine ??
I speak as i find, that's what i know, i don't have personal experience of people sick or dead from covid ( other than very bad flu ) but i have a lot of first hand experience of side effects from vaccines. That's all i need to know in the real world, not the world from my TV, tablet, laptop. mobile phone,
Instincts and observations tell me the truth.
People do not know the long term effects from experimental vaccines, but even so i would take the vaccine if i believed it would prevent me from being sick with covid or prevent me spreading covid, but am i the only person not seeing those results, from where I'm observing the vaccine is disappointing, i hoped for better results, in some places I'm seeing increased spread of covid since the vaccines.
It would appear everyone is eventually going to get covid or has had covid, that's the way these things go, herd immunity, which is why lockdowns just prolonged the inevitable, the more people get it the weaker it becomes, it's not rocket science, at this point in time vaccines are probably futile to my mind, yes vaccines will be hailed as the saviour but I'm thinking nature has taken it's course, will continue to take its course, I've had covid, my body has probably built it's own natural antibodies, is it such an extreme reckless decision for me to refuse the vaccine, I will eventually have to take it to travel, but is that fair.
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Rocktiludrop
Wow this place really seems to be waking up other than the usual fanatics, reading some of these common sence posts is heart warming, there is hope.
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Rocktiludrop
Wow this place really seems to be waking up other than the usual fanatics, reading some of these common sence posts is heart warming, there is hope.
Here's to all of you that see through the media, big pharma, wikkie, fact checkers etc