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In life, there are many "red flag" circumstances that arise within relationships; business dealings; etc.
that don't feel quite right. When ignored, failure occurs.
There are many RED FLAGS that seem obvious to me with this "pandemic", so I'll start with my #1 that I think defies logic:
The "vaccines" DO NOT prevent INFECTION or SPREADING of the virus.
The biggest red flag for me has been the way they've pushed this on people as though their lives depended on it. Vaccines have not allowed us to return to normal, as promised. They have not allowed us to lose the masks, as promised, and it's clear now that the numbers of deaths reported have been inflated and were wrong - which many of us knew last year.
In life, there are many "red flag" circumstances that arise within relationships; business dealings; etc.
that don't feel quite right. When ignored, failure occurs.
There are many RED FLAGS that seem obvious to me with this "pandemic", so I'll start with my #1 that I think defies logic:
The "vaccines" DO NOT prevent INFECTION or SPREADING of the virus.
What have you noticed?
Redflagging the first “RED FLAG”: the vaccines do prevent infection, but they do not prevent infection by the Delta variant as well as the Alpha because it didn’t exist when the vaccines were made. I think people are under the mistaken assumption that something is not a vaccine if it doesn’t stop 100% of infections. That’s simply not true and can be observed in many popular vaccines, including the flu shot and the shingles vaccine. Studies show that it is between 40%-60% effective against the delta variant. A lot better than 0% and the protection against severe disease is in the high 90% range.
As for transmission, they don’t prevent all transmission of the virus, but they certainly reduce it.
I’m actually going to provide some sources, unlike you did:
Regarding Transmissibility, there isn’t much research available on this topic, and there is even less evidence that the vaccines don’t significantly reduce transmission. If they are preventing illness, it makes sense that they would also be preventing transmission. Here’s what I could find in the amount of time I was able to justify for this:
Notice the third highlight and scroll down for how they arrived at those conclusions:
I’ve had to use two news websites as references for the transmissibility section because that kind of research is difficult and takes time. There are far less studies compared to vaccine effectiveness and we’ll have to wait to see what the final word on is on transmissibility.
The point of vaccines is to minimize then impact covid has on your body. So you can live through it. More people vaxxed=more people that can live through catching covid.
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So the government now cares about people living? If that were the case, cancer treatment would be free.
A red flag is always based on mandates and control. We allowed it.. So let it happen. No sympathy is deserved. Can't fix stupid unfortunately
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