Viruses / Vaccines

AW124797 · January 2022

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

Inferior to any other vaccine on the market. Besides flu vaccine, of course.

so if have to survive on only available food like potato chips and coke, I should...starve, because they are inferior to vegetables?

Survive? More accurate is no appetite for force fed coke and chips while waiting for veggies.

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

Other than all the data that shows the amazing efficacy at preventing hospitalization and death, and for the two original rampant variants, the efficacy at preventing the disease, you're right. It's unfinished. Eyeroll. See these comments continue to reinforce why you couldn't understand that Fox interview.

Data? "The amazing efficacy" and record breaking cases globally as we speak. You're right. Eyeroll and a wink.

I guess mutation is a foreign concept to you. There's a reason why year 2 of the Spanish Flu pandemic was far more deadly than year one. There's a reason why the flu shot is changed every year, as the virus mutates. These are not radical concepts for those of us that pay attention.

Seems like free will is radical concept. There's a reason why flu vaccine is completely useless. oftenreading said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

At what point would you consider a vaccine "finished", then, when many infectious agents mutate.

When it stops the spread. Let's start with that. Should be one of the basics that everyone forgot about.

mickeyrat · January 2022

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

Inferior to any other vaccine on the market. Besides flu vaccine, of course.

so if have to survive on only available food like potato chips and coke, I should...starve, because they are inferior to vegetables?

Survive? More accurate is no appetite for force fed coke and chips while waiting for veggies.

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

Other than all the data that shows the amazing efficacy at preventing hospitalization and death, and for the two original rampant variants, the efficacy at preventing the disease, you're right. It's unfinished. Eyeroll. See these comments continue to reinforce why you couldn't understand that Fox interview.

Data? "The amazing efficacy" and record breaking cases globally as we speak. You're right. Eyeroll and a wink.

I guess mutation is a foreign concept to you. There's a reason why year 2 of the Spanish Flu pandemic was far more deadly than year one. There's a reason why the flu shot is changed every year, as the virus mutates. These are not radical concepts for those of us that pay attention.

Seems like free will is radical concept. There's a reason why flu vaccine is completely useless. oftenreading said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

At what point would you consider a vaccine "finished", then, when many infectious agents mutate.

When it stops the spread. Let's start with that. Should be one a the basics that everyone forgot about.

so really you speak of a people problem not a vaccine problem.

AW124797 · January 2022

mickeyrat said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

Inferior to any other vaccine on the market. Besides flu vaccine, of course.

so if have to survive on only available food like potato chips and coke, I should...starve, because they are inferior to vegetables?

Survive? More accurate is no appetite for force fed coke and chips while waiting for veggies.

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

Other than all the data that shows the amazing efficacy at preventing hospitalization and death, and for the two original rampant variants, the efficacy at preventing the disease, you're right. It's unfinished. Eyeroll. See these comments continue to reinforce why you couldn't understand that Fox interview.

Data? "The amazing efficacy" and record breaking cases globally as we speak. You're right. Eyeroll and a wink.

I guess mutation is a foreign concept to you. There's a reason why year 2 of the Spanish Flu pandemic was far more deadly than year one. There's a reason why the flu shot is changed every year, as the virus mutates. These are not radical concepts for those of us that pay attention.

Seems like free will is radical concept. There's a reason why flu vaccine is completely useless. oftenreading said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

At what point would you consider a vaccine "finished", then, when many infectious agents mutate.

When it stops the spread. Let's start with that. Should be one a the basics that everyone forgot about.

so really you speak of a people problem not a vaccine problem.

Yes, pretty much.

mace1229 · January 2022

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

It is inferior to what we were originally told it was. It was first sold as 95% effective at getting infected with the virus. We were told get the vaccine and this can go away. When it turned out it wasn’t quite as effective at preventing infections and preventing the spread, the focus turned to the lower number of hospitalizations and milder symptoms. And we’re now told get the vaccine so when you get sick you have a lesser chance of being hospitalized.

I’m not saying we shouldn’t move the goal posts. We should as we get more data and information. But the vaccine isn’t as effective even before Omricron as originally believed. That could be considered inferior.
Id still recommend getting to everyone I know.

Halifax2TheMax · January 2022

I lost interest at “completely useless.” Good luck ‘Murica, you’re gonna need it.

AW124797 · January 2022

Halifax2TheMax said:

I lost interest at “completely useless.” Good luck ‘Murica, you’re gonna need it.

Don't bother.

AW124797 · January 2022

mace1229 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

It is inferior to what we were originally told it was. It was first sold as 95% effective at getting infected with the virus. We were told get the vaccine and this can go away. When it turned out it wasn’t quite as effective at preventing infections and preventing the spread, the focus turned to the lower number of hospitalizations and milder symptoms. And we’re now told get the vaccine so when you get sick you have a lesser chance of being hospitalized.
I’m not saying we shouldn’t move the goal posts. We should as we get more data and information. But the vaccine isn’t as effective even before Omricron as originally believed. That could be considered inferior.
Id still recommend getting to everyone I know.

Great points.

Halifax2TheMax · January 2022

Did 100% of those eligible to be vaccinated get vaccinated? What’s the percentage of vaccinated in ‘Murica? Those who’d ride herd, what’s the “having been infected” percentage rate to gain herd immunity?

Oh yea, don’t bother.

Halifax2TheMax · January 2022

mickeyrat said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

mrussel1 said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

Inferior to any other vaccine on the market. Besides flu vaccine, of course.

so if have to survive on only available food like potato chips and coke, I should...starve, because they are inferior to vegetables?

Potato chips are a vegetable

THANK YOU! I've been arguing this with my wife for years. Anything I can put on a salad is a vegetable, including steak.

this means ranch is a vegetable!!! best news i have heard all week!!!!!!!!

mickeyrat said:

mrussel1 said:

Poncier said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

Inferior to any other vaccine on the market. Besides flu vaccine, of course.

so if have to survive on only available food like potato chips and coke, I should...starve, because they are inferior to vegetables?

Potato chips are a vegetable

THANK YOU! I've been arguing this with my wife for years. Anything I can put on a salad is a vegetable, including steak.

beef eats grass, grains... its plant based.

I love this place. It affirms my faith in humans

We even had a repub president, Ronnie Rayguns, declare ketchup as a vegetable.

which is dumb. tomatoes are fruit

And not the only dumb thing that President said or did.

mrussel1 · January 2022

mace1229 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

It is inferior to what we were originally told it was. It was first sold as 95% effective at getting infected with the virus. We were told get the vaccine and this can go away. When it turned out it wasn’t quite as effective at preventing infections and preventing the spread, the focus turned to the lower number of hospitalizations and milder symptoms. And we’re now told get the vaccine so when you get sick you have a lesser chance of being hospitalized.
I’m not saying we shouldn’t move the goal posts. We should as we get more data and information. But the vaccine isn’t as effective even before Omricron as originally believed. That could be considered inferior.
Id still recommend getting to everyone I know.

This is a misrepresentation. The vaccine was 95% against the virus as it existed at the time. Then it was lower against Delta but still effective. Now less so again, without the booster. The science communities cannot read the future nor develop a vaccine for something that doesn't yet exist.

mrussel1 · January 2022

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

Inferior to any other vaccine on the market. Besides flu vaccine, of course.

so if have to survive on only available food like potato chips and coke, I should...starve, because they are inferior to vegetables?

Survive? More accurate is no appetite for force fed coke and chips while waiting for veggies.

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

Other than all the data that shows the amazing efficacy at preventing hospitalization and death, and for the two original rampant variants, the efficacy at preventing the disease, you're right. It's unfinished. Eyeroll. See these comments continue to reinforce why you couldn't understand that Fox interview.

Data? "The amazing efficacy" and record breaking cases globally as we speak. You're right. Eyeroll and a wink.

I guess mutation is a foreign concept to you. There's a reason why year 2 of the Spanish Flu pandemic was far more deadly than year one. There's a reason why the flu shot is changed every year, as the virus mutates. These are not radical concepts for those of us that pay attention.

Seems like free will is radical concept. There's a reason why flu vaccine is completely useless. oftenreading said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

At what point would you consider a vaccine "finished", then, when many infectious agents mutate.

When it stops the spread. Let's start with that. Should be one of the basics that everyone forgot about.

The flu vaccine is completely useless? Are you just bad with words? The flu vaccine is historically 40-60% effective in preventing infection. That is not "completely", just like not "every" doctor "guaranteed life".
Is science binary to you?

AW124797 · January 2022

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

Inferior to any other vaccine on the market. Besides flu vaccine, of course.

so if have to survive on only available food like potato chips and coke, I should...starve, because they are inferior to vegetables?

Survive? More accurate is no appetite for force fed coke and chips while waiting for veggies.

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

Other than all the data that shows the amazing efficacy at preventing hospitalization and death, and for the two original rampant variants, the efficacy at preventing the disease, you're right. It's unfinished. Eyeroll. See these comments continue to reinforce why you couldn't understand that Fox interview.

Data? "The amazing efficacy" and record breaking cases globally as we speak. You're right. Eyeroll and a wink.

I guess mutation is a foreign concept to you. There's a reason why year 2 of the Spanish Flu pandemic was far more deadly than year one. There's a reason why the flu shot is changed every year, as the virus mutates. These are not radical concepts for those of us that pay attention.

Seems like free will is radical concept. There's a reason why flu vaccine is completely useless. oftenreading said:

AW124797 said:

mfc2006 said:

The fact that we even have a vaccine (and there are a few to choose from) is absolutely amazing. If you can't see that, then I don't know what to tell you.

Give me the inferior vaccine over dying any fucking day. There's my story.

I know and I'm happy too, but can't force unfinished product on everybody. Freedom of choice.

At what point would you consider a vaccine "finished", then, when many infectious agents mutate.

When it stops the spread. Let's start with that. Should be one of the basics that everyone forgot about.

The flu vaccine is completely useless? Are you just bad with words? The flu vaccine is historically 40-60% effective in preventing infection. That is not "completely", just like not "every" doctor "guaranteed life".
Is science binary to you?

40%? Great odds for fanatics.

Halifax2TheMax · January 2022

Hey! Brakes in your car don’t prevent 100% of accidents. Completely useless. Get rid of em and don’t use them.

AW124797 · January 2022

mrussel1 said:

mace1229 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

It is inferior to what we were originally told it was. It was first sold as 95% effective at getting infected with the virus. We were told get the vaccine and this can go away. When it turned out it wasn’t quite as effective at preventing infections and preventing the spread, the focus turned to the lower number of hospitalizations and milder symptoms. And we’re now told get the vaccine so when you get sick you have a lesser chance of being hospitalized.
I’m not saying we shouldn’t move the goal posts. We should as we get more data and information. But the vaccine isn’t as effective even before Omricron as originally believed. That could be considered inferior.
Id still recommend getting to everyone I know.

This is a misrepresentation. The vaccine was 95% against the virus as it existed at the time. Then it was lower against Delta but still effective. Now less so again, without the booster. The science communities cannot read the future nor develop a vaccine for something that doesn't yet exist.

Yes. Plenty of excuses for inferior product. Let's hear again about hospitalization/death rate/mild symptoms.

AW124797 · January 2022

Halifax2TheMax said:

Hey! Brakes in your car don’t prevent 100% of accidents. Completely useless. Get rid of em and don’t use them.

You mentioned "lost interest?"

mrussel1 · January 2022

AW124797 said:

mrussel1 said:

mace1229 said:

mrussel1 said:

JB16057 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

AW124797 said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

I think what A-dub is saying is that when the vaccine effectiveness first was reported at up to 90%, yes, people were rejoicing. However, once we learned more about how the effectiveness wanes, but also can be thrown for a loop, depending on the next variant, so it was kind of a false hope that we were given. (however, we were given that hope since that was all that was known at the time)

I think he/she is speaking somewhat off the cuff about it, using adjectives that are absolute, when we should know they don't mean it literally.

correct me if I'm wrong, however.

Correct! I'm tired of mandates and propaganda with this inferior product - current vaccine. Hopefully, they'll come up with something better in the near future. Till then, "think for yourself and question authority."

inferior product?

inferior product - current vaccine

Was the product inferior before Omnicron? If you say yes, you better have some really strong data to back up such a statement. And also tell us about the superior product comparatively.

It is inferior to what we were originally told it was. It was first sold as 95% effective at getting infected with the virus. We were told get the vaccine and this can go away. When it turned out it wasn’t quite as effective at preventing infections and preventing the spread, the focus turned to the lower number of hospitalizations and milder symptoms. And we’re now told get the vaccine so when you get sick you have a lesser chance of being hospitalized.
I’m not saying we shouldn’t move the goal posts. We should as we get more data and information. But the vaccine isn’t as effective even before Omricron as originally believed. That could be considered inferior.
Id still recommend getting to everyone I know.

This is a misrepresentation. The vaccine was 95% against the virus as it existed at the time. Then it was lower against Delta but still effective. Now less so again, without the booster. The science communities cannot read the future nor develop a vaccine for something that doesn't yet exist.

Yes. Plenty of excuses for inferior product. Let's hear again about hospitalization/death rate/mild symptoms.

You’re really bad at distilling information. Let me guess… you’re Trumpy.

AW124797 · January 2022

Right. I knew it was coming. Can't keep it civil when somebody has a different opinion.

Halifax2TheMax · January 2022

AW124797 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Hey! Brakes in your car don’t prevent 100% of accidents. Completely useless. Get rid of em and don’t use them.

You mentioned "lost interest?"

As had you. But you also haven’t defended your positions or declarations very well. I’m not sure why that is, though.

mrussel1 · January 2022

AW124797 said:

Right. I knew it was coming. Can't keep it civil when somebody has a different opinion.

Your opinion is unsupported by the facts. When challenged, you claim you lost interest. You write in absolutes, seeing a binary world. Asking if you’re Trumpy is uncivil?

mrussel1 · January 2022

US is 59th in the world in vaccine status, behind Iran. Also, we’re the lowest of any wealthy country. It’s probably because we’re the best at doing our own research, along with owning the libs. I’m proud.

https://gizmodo.com/u-s-ranks-59th-globally-for-covid-19-vaccinations-jus-1848336822

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