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.
Which study are you talking about? If you're going to cite a study then reference that study so others can verify your assertion.
As it stands now you simply sound like a shill.