So...

[johnny2007]

Omicron came from an unvaccinated population

Where did you get this boll@x from?
Most people are jabbed and got this omicron.
What better proof you want that the pure blooded have no fault in this?

 

[denso13]

Where did you get this boll@x from?

It came from the largely unvaccinated South Africa. That's a fact.

 

[johnny2007]

It came from the largely unvaccinated South Africa. That's a fact.

Ah, I see.
So because the majority is unjabbed there you assume the culprits are the pure blooded.
So we could say the same about here in uk.
The majority is jabbed, so they're the spreaders.

 

[gas112]

It came from the largely unvaccinated South Africa. That's a fact.

considering it spread through the worlds vaccinated like wildfire how do you know it never originated in a vaccinated person in SA​

 

[gas112]

It came from the largely unvaccinated South Africa. That's a fact.

https://www.advisory.com/daily-briefing/2021/12/03/omicron-origins

A FACT really !

 

[denso13]

So we could say the same about here in uk.

You could, but you are missing the point of the post you criticised.

 

[denso13]

how do you know it never originated in a vaccinated person in SA

I don't.

 

[johnny2007]

I don't.

Exactly!
You're wild guessing, aka talking boll@x.

 

[denso13]

A FACT really !

Yes, initial cases in the uk were linked to travel from South Africa.

 

[johnny2007]

You could, but you are missing the point of the post you criticised.

I criticised the post in which you wrongly assumed that omicron was the fault of the pure blooded, when in fact nobody knows.
In other words, boll@x.

 

[Justin Passing]

Ah, I see.
So because the majority is unjabbed there you assume the culprits are the pure blooded.

No, you got it all wrong.

The centre-mass of the early cases of omicron was South Africa, so it's reasonable that was where it originated. Of course the early cases were undiagnosed wherever they were, and of course travelers took it to other places, but if there was only the odd case those areas aren't likely to be the source.

If you look at the context of the comment I made, it was whether the pandemic duration would have been different if there had been no lockdowns or vaccines. There is no suggestion that those things resulted in omicron. It wasn't at all likely to have originated a heavily vaccinated centre.
If say it had been Israel, then fingers would be pointing.
Then there could have been a question over whether the vaccination intensity prompted a mutation, which one of the straws the antivax campaigners have tried to clutch at.

 

[denso13]

You're wild guessing, aka talking boll@x.

I'm guessing you never went on that anger management course?

 

[denso13]

I criticised the post in which you wrongly assumed that omicron was the fault of the pure blooded, when in fact nobody knows.

What I said was correct. I know antivaxxers hate the truth, that's your problem, not mine.

 

[gas112]

Yes, initial cases in the uk were linked to travel from South Africa.

but it is clearly not a fact it was a presumption

 

[JohnD]

At the same time, the 'less severe cases' argument

fewer.