Vaccine Passport...

[noseall]

Keep the unvaccinated at home, or at least in an institution where they can all share conspiracies and shout about Big Pharma taking over the world.

 

[jeds]

EFL, vaccinated people who have covid may well transmit it at the same rate as non-vaccinated, but in a room of vaccinated people there will be far fewer infectious people. Ergo, only allowing those with a passport into a venue will, in effect, reduce transmission.

 

[Mottie]

My son who has (just) been fully vaccinated has just been diagnosed with the virus. Cold type symptoms, did a lateral flow test on Wednesday and got a very, very faint second line. Had PCR test dame day and it was confirmed positive yesterday. His fiancée who he lives with did a lateral flow test yesterday, same faint line. PCR test yesterday, negative result this morning. Both have done several lateral flow tests again today and both are showing negative. His second vaccination was two weeks to the day on Wednesday so he may not have built up enough antibodies especially as he was ill with food poisoning on the day of his second jab.

 

[EFLImpudence]

Do you think that a subset of vaccinated people is 100% of vaccinated people?

When you see the words
"Fully vaccinated people who get a Covid-19 breakthrough infection can transmit the virus, CDC chief says"

does your brain cause you to interpret them as
"All vaccinated people will transmit the virus, EFLImpudence says"

What do you think this means:
"data that suggests vaccinated people who get a breakthrough infection
could have a similar tendency to spread the virus as the unvaccinated."

Do you think it means that all vaccinated people are exactly as infectious as unvaccinated people?

FFS.

What do you think

"Our vaccines are working exceptionally well They continue to work well for Delta, with regard to severe illness and death -- they prevent it.
But what they can't do anymore is prevent transmission."

means?

 

[JohnD]

FFS.

What do you think

"Our vaccines are working exceptionally well They continue to work well for Delta, with regard to severe illness and death -- they prevent it.
But what they can't do anymore is prevent transmission."

means?

I think it means "they cannot totally prevent transmission."

As I have explained above, they can reduce transmission, which is very valuable.

What do you think it means?

You seem to be pretending it means "they cannot any effect whatsoever on transmission," which is untrue.

 

[Trazor]

.

But what they can't do anymore is prevent transmission."

The point is, that with fully vaccinated people a small proportion will catch it, thus they will transmit at a low rate.

Those who are unvaccinated, will have more infections, thus they will transmit the virus at a higher rate.

 

[ellal]

vaccinated people are less likely to catch the virus
therefore vaccinated people are less likely to spread the virus

you are welcome to attempt to point out any holes in that logic

I will...

Which version of the 'virus' are you talking about?

And what version of the 'booster' will be needed to counteract whatever version of the 'virus' you wish to tell us about?

How many versions of the 'virus' are there, and how many more to come?

 

[transam]

More virus’s to come ?
No doubt about that they will all come from abroad

Western Europe needs to shut down no travel out side that zone

Latin America
Asia
Africa
should be no go areas for the foreseeable future

travel to these areas should be one way you can go but you cannot come back

 

[ellal]

More virus’s to come ?
No doubt about that they will all come from abroad

Is Kent 'abroad'?

After all that is where a particular 'strain' of the 'virus' apparently originated from

 

[denso13]

How many versions of the 'virus' are there,

Thousands apparently, https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55659820

 

[Notch7]

I will...

Which version of the 'virus' are you talking about?

And what version of the 'booster' will be needed to counteract whatever version of the 'virus' you wish to tell us about?

How many versions of the 'virus' are there, and how many more to come?

Apparently not taking the vaccine means you are 0% less likely to catch the virus.

luckily for you, most people in the UK have taken the vaccine….that means we have been able to come out of lockdown and not overwhelmed NHS.

 

[transam]

A South Korean nursing assistant was left paralysed after receiving a covid jab

after the jab she suffered double vision and than paralysis and was diagnosed with

encephalomyelitis

 

[transam]

Is Kent 'abroad'?

After all that is where a particular 'strain' of the 'virus' apparently originated from

how did it get to Kent originally

yes exactly

foreigners

 

[ellal]

Apparently not taking the vaccine means you are 0% less likely to catch the virus.

luckily for you, most people in the UK have taken the vaccine….that means we have been able to come out of lockdown and not overwhelmed NHS.

Tell us, how many lockdowns have we 'come out of'?

Will there be another?

But well done lab rats, you've taken a leap into the unknown and facilitated the slow imposition of forced medication

 

[transam]

The Chinese government is refusing to participate in further investigations as to the origin of the virus

yes exactly just in case the truth comes out

did it cross directly from animals or was the wuhan institute of virology experimenting on some thing and it got out