[bigdaddy45]

Clearly the vax doesn’t prevent you from getting or spreading Covid. It does lessen your chances of getting severely sick and dying.

[proust]

I roll the dice everyday and win win win. So much winning.

[JoSixChip]

It does lessen your chances of getting severely sick and dying.

That is a metric that is not provable. My wife and I both had covid, tested positive, in August. We both had mild sickness and recovered. If we'd been vaxed, it's conceivable we would have died. So I could also say that the vax may be worse.

[the OlLine Rebel]

I have to ask….if the vaxes don’t prevent catching and spreading….why was there so much talk of herd immunity? Only recently has there been a complete dearth from the PTB about “herd immunity”. A few months ago it was still discussed.

[flamberge]

It does lessen your chances of getting severely sick and dying.

That is not at all clear and is probably not true in my assessment. It sounds like wishful thinking at best.

If it were true, the statistics for the last two months would be unmistakable. Data collection would be mandatory, and the results reported constantly by all the media.

I cannot imagine a more effective way to promote the mRNA treatment and lessen resistance to it. I notice that is not being done. I conclude that they simply do not want to expose what real data would show.

What we see are unsourced claims backed by statistical gimmicks like case counts from before any substantial number of people received the Jab.

It should be easy to prove that the treatment lessens the length and severity of the disease, especially now that most of the population has received the treatment. But there are no systemic data collection and reporting systems from any official US sources that show such evidence. Hospitals that used to publish limited statistics have stopped doing so.

It might be true. Let's see some credible, recent, and official data.