Mr. Bourla, does your vaccine work or not? If a person is vaccinated are they or are they not protected from Covid?
If the vaccines work then everyone has the ability to protect themselves, right? So how, exactly, are the unvaccinated morally criminal? Or are you just spewing divisive, hot rhetoric in order to peddle more vaccines and boosters?
And, by the way, please explain in detail why boosters are needed if the vaccines work as you swore they did when you first rolled them out.
A recent study found that vaccinated people who contract the Delta variant can spread it to others, confirming what previous studies have reported. The study is being used by anti-vaccine advocates to falsely claim that vaccines don’t work. COVID-19 vaccines, like all vaccines, are not 100 percent effective at preventing disease. Although Delta-infected vaccinated people have a similar viral load as infected unvaccinated people, vaccinated people are far less likely to contract COVID-19 in the first place. Some data also suggests that vaccinated people are contagious for a shorter period of time than unvaccinated people, which reduces the likelihood that they will spread COVID-19 to others.
Unvaccinated people are contagious for a longer period of time and make them more likely to spread COVID-19 to others. So, in order to protect others from the potential of you spreading COVID-19, the responsible thing to do is protect yourself and others by getting vaccinated. This is practicing the Golden Rule.