How Do We Know the Vaccine's Working?

a reply to: Kaiju666

Sorry, the problem there isn't the efficacy of the vaccine but rather the stupidity - perhaps I should say 'lack of understanding and knowledge' - of the 'family member' mentioned.

Its become increasingly apparent to me over the last year or so that a disturbing number of people are simply incapable of even a most basic level of critical thinking and reasoned thought.
The 'dumbing down' programme appears to be working alarmingly well.

a reply to: dug88

Dude at 99% its pretty much basically more likely that you will die from chocking to death on a Doritos chip. Basically at that point, its either lightning that gets you, or old age.

a reply to: mikell

Yes. You can still contract, and spread it, but you won't get the symptoms.

At least thats what they say.

Because hospitalisation rates of those vaccinated have taken a complete nosedive globally.

They’ll tell us?

originally posted by: bastion
Because hospitalisation rates of those vaccinated have taken a complete nosedive globally.

Hospitalization rates are lame bs as well.
Ignore all the empty hospitals I've seen so far and pretend they're busy.

Mass psychosis will ensue when you say "hey cattle, the yearly common flu symptoms are lethal!"
Then play zillions died today from the vid on the news.

Don't get me started on the swabs with the gates worms on them again

Pardon my francis but I'm over this fn bs.
Open stuff up or get gone!

a reply to: Mandroid7

The plural of annecdote isn't data. Do you honestly think every Dr and Nurse in the world in onboard some great conspiracy?

If you've got worms you might want to take Ivermectin.

a reply to: dug88

This week the UK announced a 50% fall in covid deaths for people in care homes.

The UK has an independent body called the Ons that's outside of the government that comes up with figures like these. It's non political.

originally posted by: visitedbythem
We dont know what the purpose of the vaccine is yet. I guess we will know when it starts doing what its supposed to do.

The vaccine has been can be checked by anybody with access to a commercial lab or university biology department, or the money to pay the above.

So far, no vaccine skeptic has used either to demonstrate that the vaccine is anything other than its supposed to be.

I would rather take my chances with the vaccine that "may" have later consequences that are based on hearsay and fear, over the known long term lung, heart, brain, and other problems with Covid.

Don't want it, don't take it. Just like religion, don't try to force your view down my throat. I won't try to shove my view down yours. I have done the research, am an adult, and can make a decision on my own.

originally posted by: TheResidentAlien
a reply to: mikell

Yes. You can still contract, and spread it, but you won't get the symptoms.

At least thats what they say.

I think that view will probably change in time as more studies take place. The chances are not zero, but may be highly reduced.

There are some early hints that certain vaccines might be able to reduce transmission, even if they can’t eliminate it entirely. One way it might do this is by reducing the number of viral particles in people’s bodies. "It is quite likely that if the vaccines are making people less ill, they are producing less virus, and therefore will be less infectious, but that's just a theory," says Neal.

www.bbc.com... 3-why-vaccinated-people-may-still-be-able-to-spread-covid-19

a reply to: dug88

Pfizer worked for me. 2nd vax was 5 weeks ago, I was sick a long time before....

2nd vax was the only catalyst. I feel 200% better then in 3-4 years. It was like steroids!

Peace

originally posted by: Mandroid7

originally posted by: bastion
Because hospitalisation rates of those vaccinated have taken a complete nosedive globally.

Hospitalization rates are lame bs as well.
Ignore all the empty hospitals I've seen so far and pretend they're busy.

Empty cosmetic or fertility clinics don't count.

a reply to: dug88

We need about 85% of the world to have the shot for global herd immunity.

originally posted by: Alien Abduct
a reply to: dug88

We need about 85% of the world to have the shot for global herd immunity.

LOL heard immunity my arse

Biggest question I have is not whether the vaccine works or not, but how long the effectiveness will last.

If the effectiveness is only as long as natural Covid antibodies (maybe just months) it may mean that everyone already getting a shot now, will need another and another until such times as the majority of the population have theirs or risk contracting / spreading it again anyhow.

Time will tell I suppose.

a reply to: dug88

In my opinion you will know what the CDC and "officials" tells you and that will be the end of it.

In other news, this corona virus is a cold virus and no vaccines will be able to get rid of it, it will start to die out when enough people get infected and create natural antibodies to it.

The injections is nothing but a hoax and it was not about the virus but what is been injected into people

A kevlar vest that maybe works is always wiser than wearing nothing at all, especially if you don't get any kind of warning before you are in danger.

It is documented. The herd is decimated in the end. Bill Gates wants you to be healthy?

originally posted by: TzarChasm
A kevlar vest that maybe works is always wiser than wearing nothing at all, especially if you don't get any kind of warning before you are in danger.

How about a Kevlar vest with a bomb in it?