54 Domestic Cases, Most Unvaccinated And In Quarantine

Close dude

a reply to: chr0naut

originally posted by: Vector99

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: Dalamax
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a reply to: HawkEyi

Yeah, like, 3 shots in a year is a lot!

Your arm might fall off from that level of perforation.

Why not make them monthly, clearly you would run to be first in line.

It really baffles me how a person as smart as yourself can't smell the bull# on your upper lip.

Keep getting those shots though, only 3 per year!

No one is talking of making them monthly.

Man-up three shots a year isn't the end of the world.

I'm a diabetic and have to inject daily. It's more of an inconvenience than something to be afraid of.

a reply to: RickyD

You are not the only one following the Trial model of the vaccine - release infected & vaccinated people and see who catches
it the most retrospectively.

Natural immunity 'stronger, longer' than vaccine immunity

This model showed 256 total cases of infection, 238 were ‘breakthrough infections’ of the vaccinated and COVID naive, while 19 were reinfections among the unvaccinated, previously infected group. Adjusting for comorbidities, vaccinated COVID-naïve people had 13 times greater risk for infection than did the previously infected.

Of 199 symptomatic cases, 191 were among the vaccinated, just 8 were among the previously infected. After adjusting for comorbidities, researchers found the vaccinated were 27 times more likely to suffer a symptomatic case of the virus in comparison to the risk previously infected people had of having symptomatic reinfection case.

So your belief appears to be backed up by science.

originally posted by: Halfswede
To further obfuscate things several places where a booster is being implemented are labeling those who haven't had the booster as 'unvaccinated' for data logging purposes.

It appears almost as if science has determined that the vaccines don't last for longer than 6 months on the first go round.

It may well be true that, as with many other vaccines, we do need the boosters to get or keep our systems immunized, particularly if a more harmful variant rears it's head.

This is a novel virus and these are new vaccines, so we learn more as we go and adapt from there.

Also, this may be why Israel just announced that their vaccine passports are good for 6 months after the last shot.

Just a logical alternative.