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Damn right! The fact that polio and smallpox happened to disappear right when vaccines were deployed, despite having been around for thousands of years beforehand, was nothing more than a coincidence.

You’re such a lazy-brained sheep.

If you take the polio or smallpox vaccine, you can’t get polio or smallpox.

If you take the covid “vaccine”, not only can you still get covid, but you have the same or even more viral load particles in your transmissible airways, AND you are more likely to spread it to others while also being more of a potential catalyst for forming mutations.

You clowns are insufferable. You still can’t explain why unvaxxed people need to get the vaccine if you can still get and transmit (at the same or greater rate) the virus when vaxxed.

It makes no fricking sense.

This isn’t a true “vaccine”, it’s at best a mild protective prophylactic. Which, by the way, disrupts covid-recovered immunity, can cause ADE, can cause numerous inflammatory side-effects, is more likely to cause mutations because of how mRNA spike-protein gene forcing works, and isn’t even as effective as monoclonal antibodies combined with an anti-viral, anti-inflammatory steroids, vitamin D, zinc, and azithromycin.

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Posted by Sir Thomas Bombadil

Member since Jan 2020

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Posted on 9/12/21 at 3:02 pm to BeefDawg

A New York Times article from a few days ago had some numbers supporting vaccination:

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Three studies that drew data from different U.S. regions evaluated the protective power of the vaccines. One looked at more than 600,000 virus cases in 13 states, representing about one quarter of the U.S. population, between April and July, and concluded that individuals who were not fully vaccinated were far more susceptible to infection and death from the virus.

They were 4.5 times more likely than vaccinated individuals to become infected, 10 times more likely to be hospitalized, and 11 times more likely to die from the coronavirus, the study found.

LINK

(Might need to access the article in incognito if paywalled. Though I believe it’s sourcing the numbers from this study: LINK )

So having the vaccine makes you less likely to catch COVID (not to mention the reduced hospitalization and death chances).

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You clowns are insufferable. You still can’t explain why unvaxxed people need to get the vaccine if you can still get and transmit (at the same or greater rate) the virus when vaxxed.

I’d say that unvaccinated people need to be vaccinated because vaccination reduces (though does not eliminate spread). (Again, in addition to the obvious benefits of reduced risk of hospitalization and death.)

Based on the study, a group of vaccinated individuals should be less likely to have COVID, and therefore are less likely to spread COVID. Adding unvaccinated individuals to that mix increases the chances of adding people who are more likely to catch COVID and introduce it to the group, which increases the risk of spread.

Based on the study, your bolded parenthetical appears to be false.

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Posted by baconwaffle

Houston

Member since Jan 2013

589 posts

Posted on 9/12/21 at 8:43 pm to BeefDawg

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You’re such a lazy-brained sheep.

You just can’t help yourself with the ad hominems. Imagine waking up so angry that you would hurl insults at a stranger. Anger management is out there, friend. And if that’s not your style, you should try benzodiazepines.

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If you take the polio or smallpox vaccine, you can’t get polio or smallpox.

Not only do you lack decorum, but you are wrong or lying. I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you’re just uninformed. There were breakthrough polio and smallpox infections, just like with COVID. The difference is that those two viruses were much less likely to mutate than COVID, so there weren’t vaccine-resistant strains like there are with COVID.

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