Meanwhile, in St. Louis...
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What most of you have lost sight of, is the COVID vaccine is not a vaccine in a traditional sense.
It does not confer immunity from COVID.
@jolly said in Meanwhile, in St. Louis...:
What most of you have lost sight of, is the COVID vaccine is not a vaccine in a traditional sense.
It does not confer immunity from COVID.
No, I actually haven't lost sight of that at all.
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What most of you have lost sight of, is the COVID vaccine is not a vaccine in a traditional sense.
It does not confer immunity from COVID.
@jolly said in Meanwhile, in St. Louis...:
What most of you have lost sight of, is the COVID vaccine is not a vaccine in a traditional sense.
It does not confer immunity from COVID.
I really want to understand your point. If it prevents hospitalization and death and allows society to function and people retain their jobs what am I missing?
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@jolly said in Meanwhile, in St. Louis...:
What most of you have lost sight of, is the COVID vaccine is not a vaccine in a traditional sense.
It does not confer immunity from COVID.
I really want to understand your point. If it prevents hospitalization and death and allows society to function and people retain their jobs what am I missing?
@loki The point is that fully vaccinated individuals are capable of transmitting the disease, just like unvaccinated people.
Therefore, it is incumbent upon the individual to take responsibility for himself. Being vaccinated may, or may not protect society in this case, especially the further you are from your vaccination.
