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Yep, and people are losing their minds trying to defend getting the shot and trying to rationalize every time this vaccine takes a step down on their "claims" list. I'd say it was laughable, but the cult-like thinking is downright scary
Someone who is not vaccinated could infect and kill other people. That is FACT. In a free country it is the government's DUTY to intercede when the actions of one person impact the freedom of others. The people who are not vaccinated should and are facing restrictions and that is how it should be. There are people who cannot be vaccinated or who will not develop a strong immune response. It is the government's duty to regulate those situations. That is the very definition of "free country" and "freedom".
The viral load in the vaxxed is similar to unvaxxed and can spread it just as easily
You don't understand vaccines, clearly. There is a distinction between vaccines that reduce risk of getting disease and lessening symptoms, and those that provide complete immunity.
If the COVID vaccine is a failure, then the chickenpox vaccine is, also. Because it doesn't prevent you from getting chickenpox in some cases, it just prevents severe symptoms. Same for measles. Same for polio. In fact, most vaccines don't provide complete and guaranteed immunity-they just lessen the risk of transmission and symptoms.
Clearly it is you who doesn't understand vaccines. People who are vaccinated for chickenpox, measles, and polio almost never get those diseases. As for the COVID vaccine, well ...
Here is proof of the success of the polio vaccine:
As some scientists have already stated, coronaviruses mutate/evolve too rapidly for vaccines to effectively contain them. We need to focus on developing more effective treatments for those who get infected, since vaccines won't stop this pandemic.
Now what Ask Joe Biden. He's got all the right answers.
Clearly it is you who doesn't understand vaccines. People who are vaccinated for chickenpox, measles, and polio almost never get those diseases. As for the COVID vaccine, well ...
Here is proof of the success of the polio vaccine:
Also, why are so many people refusing to take the COVID vaccine, but are perfectly fine with polio, measles, and chickenpox vaccines?
Do you think that might have something to do with herd immunity? Just a bit?
In answer to your question, because of misinformation campaigns sparked by our previous President’s pandering demagoguery and the general cultish behavior of his fans.
"A growing body of evidence indicates that people fully vaccinated with an mRNA vaccine (Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna) are less likely than unvaccinated persons to acquire SARS-CoV-2 or to transmit it to others."
But vaccinated people do not get infected as often.
But they do get infected so put on mask.
And for the vast majority of people that have had Covid and survived, they have far superior protection against the Delta Variant than the holier than thou types that think they're special because they got a pfizer shot.
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Ask Joe Biden. He's got all the right answers.
