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So, in Michigan 55% of the people are fully vaccinated and yet they only account for 28% of the cases and just 25% of the deaths. That means that the 45% unvaxxed account for 72% of the cases and 75% of the deaths.
Seems you just showed by mistake that the vaccines do indeed help.
There has never been a single vaccine produced that imparted 100% immunity to any disease so the word change made the definition MORE accurate not less.The cdc did change it. Its simply a deceptive move to cover their nefarious activities. Nothing else, nothing more.
The CDC changed its definition of 'vaccine' so the public would take the COVID shot - LifeSite
The new vaccine definition, if publicly known, would reduce public confidence in current COVID vaccines. You don’t have to be a medical expert to see how the new definition has been created to accommodate COVID shots.www.lifesitenews.com
There has never been a single vaccine produced that imparted 100% immunity to any disease so the word change made the definition MORE accurate not less.
Why do you want less accuracy in definitions?
So, in Michigan 55% of the people are fully vaccinated and yet they only account for 28% of the cases and just 25% of the deaths. That means that the 45% unvaxxed account for 72% of the cases and 75% of the deaths.
Seems you just showed by mistake that the vaccines do indeed help.
They help, but realize that data was from mid-Oct to mid-Nov. Our wave didn't take off until very late October, so this will be updated. You can see this in my Beaumont thread, where nearly 40% of hospitalized patients are vaxxed--from just this past week
There has never been a single vaccine produced that imparted 100% immunity to any disease so the word change made the definition MORE accurate not less.
Why do you want less accuracy in definitions?
I know several who are reporting about a 60-40 mix. The media continues to report dangerous misinformation and propaganda.
Yep, my doctor told me about that and he was none too pleased about it. He thought it was a end-around other viable treatments.The cdc did change it. Its simply a deceptive move to cover their nefarious activities. Nothing else, nothing more.
The CDC changed its definition of 'vaccine' so the public would take the COVID shot - LifeSite
The new vaccine definition, if publicly known, would reduce public confidence in current COVID vaccines. You don’t have to be a medical expert to see how the new definition has been created to accommodate COVID shots.
Really. The Washington Compost. A mouth piece for politics. I don't think so.The definition was made more accurate
In truth, though, medical experts have long said that no vaccine, including the coronavirus vaccines, is 100 percent effective. If “immunity” connotes complete protection, then no vaccine actually provides it.
No one trusts them. It's the boy that cried wolf too many times. The media the same.Very simple.
It is called hypocrisy and silly rules.
The sitting President, and his Vice President and the sitting Speaker of the House - ALL - talked about troubles they had with "Trumps vaccine" before the election. ALL OF THEM. With the Vice President going as far as saying she would not get the "Trump vaccine" before "fully proven t be safe".... she said this just 4 months before saying she supports vaccine mandates after she was elected.
Why so many conservatives are against it is also due to Fauci. WHo has been all over the map about every possible discussion about this virus.
Saying "mask are not effective" at the same time saying we need to require them. Literally in the same discussion.
That is why.
The new definition is a joke. By that definition the cheap treatments in India are a dang vaccine.There has never been a single vaccine produced that imparted 100% immunity to any disease so the word change made the definition MORE accurate not less.
Why do you want less accuracy in definitions?
. We do know that hundreds of thousands have died so far and millions have been injured.
Hmmmm…So science was wrong about the immunity from Covid if you had Covid. Vaccinated or not, you get Covid. What is the point of the vaccine? Seriously, answer the question, is science wrong again?Hmmm
Sadly your title says it all. Conservatives being irrational is nothing new.I did not vote for Joe Biden, but I agree with Biden's vaccine mandate. The vast majority of the new COVID-19 cases and deaths in the last four months have been among the unvaccinated. Thousands of those people would be alive today if they had gotten vaccinated. We gave them over six months to do the right thing. The vaccines are safe and effective, by any reasonable standard. When it comes to a virus, no one is an island; it's not just "my body, my choice" because your choice can harm other people.
My risk of dying from COVID-19 is very low, but I got vaccinated because I don't want to risk infecting others and possibly causing their death. Those who say, "Well, I don't hang around anyone in the high-risk groups." Great, but you might infect other people who do hang around high-risk persons (i.e., the elderly people and the medically ill), and some of those people might die as a result.
Here is some sound scientific information on the safety and effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines:
Debunking myths about COVID-19
Let's set the record straight on some circulating myths about COVID-19 vaccines, prevention and treatment.www.mayoclinichealthsystem.org
Q&A with BYU professor addresses COVID-19 vaccine misconceptions
While myths and half-truths about vaccinations continue to swirl, Dr. Andersen explains how COVID-19 vaccines work and debunks common misconceptions in this interview.news.byu.edu
COVID-19 Vaccine: What You Need to Know
Now that COVID-19 vaccines are authorized, here are the facts you need now.www.hopkinsmedicine.org
COVID-19 Vaccination
COVID-19 vaccines protect against COVID-19. Get safety info and more.www.cdc.gov
Safe and Effective my ass.........dangerous, if they work only work temporarily, kill and maime, and they are likely to fuck up one's natural immunity.I did not vote for Joe Biden, but I agree with Biden's vaccine mandate. The vast majority of the new COVID-19 cases and deaths in the last four months have been among the unvaccinated. Thousands of those people would be alive today if they had gotten vaccinated. We gave them over six months to do the right thing. The vaccines are safe and effective, by any reasonable standard. When it comes to a virus, no one is an island; it's not just "my body, my choice" because your choice can harm other people.
My risk of dying from COVID-19 is very low, but I got vaccinated because I don't want to risk infecting others and possibly causing their death. Those who say, "Well, I don't hang around anyone in the high-risk groups." Great, but you might infect other people who do hang around high-risk persons (i.e., the elderly people and the medically ill), and some of those people might die as a result.
Here is some sound scientific information on the safety and effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines:
Debunking myths about COVID-19
Let's set the record straight on some circulating myths about COVID-19 vaccines, prevention and treatment.
Q&A with BYU professor addresses COVID-19 vaccine misconceptions
While myths and half-truths about vaccinations continue to swirl, Dr. Andersen explains how COVID-19 vaccines work and debunks common misconceptions in this interview.
COVID-19 Vaccine: What You Need to Know
Now that COVID-19 vaccines are authorized, here are the facts you need now.
COVID-19 Vaccination
COVID-19 vaccines protect against COVID-19. Get safety info and more.
I did not vote for Joe Biden, but I agree with Biden's vaccine mandate. The vast majority of the new COVID-19 cases and deaths in the last four months have been among the unvaccinated. Thousands of those people would be alive today if they had gotten vaccinated. We gave them over six months to do the right thing. The vaccines are safe and effective, by any reasonable standard. When it comes to a virus, no one is an island; it's not just "my body, my choice" because your choice can harm other people.
My risk of dying from COVID-19 is very low, but I got vaccinated because I don't want to risk infecting others and possibly causing their death. Those who say, "Well, I don't hang around anyone in the high-risk groups." Great, but you might infect other people who do hang around high-risk persons (i.e., the elderly people and the medically ill), and some of those people might die as a result.
Here is some sound scientific information on the safety and effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines:
Debunking myths about COVID-19
Let's set the record straight on some circulating myths about COVID-19 vaccines, prevention and treatment.
Q&A with BYU professor addresses COVID-19 vaccine misconceptions
While myths and half-truths about vaccinations continue to swirl, Dr. Andersen explains how COVID-19 vaccines work and debunks common misconceptions in this interview.
COVID-19 Vaccine: What You Need to Know
Now that COVID-19 vaccines are authorized, here are the facts you need now.
COVID-19 Vaccination
COVID-19 vaccines protect against COVID-19. Get safety info and more.
What is most disheartening is that a health emergency that should have drawn us together became a political issue.
There also hasn't been a single 'vaccine' that only last months if it works. Nor has there been a single vaccine released on the public that wasn't fully tested before doing so.There has never been a single vaccine produced that imparted 100% immunity to any disease so the word change made the definition MORE accurate not less.
Why do you want less accuracy in definitions?
No vaccine is 100% effective. But thank you for pointing out that previous infection is not the great protection that your idiot buddies claim.Hmmmm…So science was wrong about the immunity from Covid if you had Covid. Vaccinated or not, you get Covid. What is the point of the vaccine? Seriously, answer the question, is science wrong again?
