How COVID-19 impacts the fully vaccinated

[MikePal]

So here's a story that should settle the idiocy of making vaccinations a 'Mandatory' requirement for taking holidays. This numpty took her fully vaccinated body to a covid infected area for holidays. Of course the vaccine failed and she got the Covid virus and came back to Canada with it.

Yet another 'breakthrough story that proves out...The Vaccine does not prevent you from catching and transmitting the virus. Sitting on a plane with other fully vaccinated people might make you feel 'special...but you're no safer than if you're riding on public transportation with the unvaccinated. The virus doesn't care !!!

How COVID-19 impacts the fully vaccinated
After getting vaccinated for COVID-19, Toronto’s Jana Singer learned she’d caught COVID-19 while vacationing in Mexico.

https://globalnews.ca/video/8131795/...ly-vaccinated/

[FishHog]

Am I the only one that remembers from day one of the vaccine announcements that they clearly said it does not prevent you from catching COVID?

I get both your points but to the best of my recollection nobody said it would prevent the possibility of catching COVID

[WillieBeno]

Am I the only one that remembers from day one of the vaccine announcements that they clearly said it does not prevent you from catching COVID?

I get both your points but to the best of my recollection nobody said it would prevent the possibility of catching COVID

I'd say it's really not a vaccine then now is it?

[FishHog]

I'd say it's really not a vaccine then now is it?

Not at all if you go by the dictionary definition. But semantics doesn’t mean much in a world where most can’t even be bothered to type full words

But if that feels like a win to you then great…you win

It just won’t matter to 99.9% of the world

[WillieBeno]

Not at all if you go by the dictionary definition. But semantics doesn’t mean much in a world where most can’t even be bothered to type full words

But if that feels like a win to you then great…you win

It just won’t matter to 99.9% of the world

Not sure what you're on about, better check your digital interface their seems to be some static with your A.I..

[FishHog]

Not sure what you're on about, better check your digital interface their seems to be some static with your A.I..

I’ll try to be more clear
YES you are RIGHT
But nobody cares. It’s a meaningless point

[MikePal]

Am I the only one that remembers from day one of the vaccine announcements that they clearly said it does not prevent you from catching COVID?

I get both your points but to the best of my recollection nobody said it would prevent the possibility of catching COVID

That's what 'efficacy' means and both the mRNA vaccines touted efficacy rates of 97% ..so yes they did sell it as been effective in preventing you from getting the virus.

What they didn't tell you, the efficacy diminished to 37% after 4 months because it was never tested before they were given permission to use it for 'emergency' vaccinations against the virus.

[FishHog]

That's what 'efficacy' means and both the mRNA vaccines touted efficacy rates of 97% ..so yes they did sell it as been effective in preventing you from getting the virus.

What they didn't tell you, the efficacy diminished to 37% after 4 months because it was never tested before they were given permission to use it for 'emergency vaccinations.

Yes I agree.
I’m not arguing just saying people keep bringing up the fact that you can still catch it after being vaccinated

Anyone who paid attention early on won’t be surprised by that

[WillieBeno]

I’ll try to be more clear
YES you are RIGHT
But nobody cares. It’s a meaningless point

Oh I know. LOL I was asking about the incomplete word part.
You better have another coffee or switch to decaf or somethin.

[FishHog]

Oh I know. LOL I was asking about the incomplete word part.
You better have another coffee or switch to decaf or somethin.

Ever read anything written by anyone under 25 these days. They have short formed almost every word in the dictionary. So I don’t think they care much about proper English usage