Thank you for your reply. I respectfully disagree. Indeed corona viruses mutate exceptionally often (which is one reason why for now we will not develop a durable coronavirus vaccine.) It does not matter if a strain was originated in the vaxxed.
The delta strain (where ever it came from) evolutionary selected this strain due to pressure from the vaxxed. If you are not familiar with evolutionary virology perhaps you have heard of anti-biotic resistant bacteria.
MRSA perhaps - Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. Same principle. Undergrad Biology 101. Pressure from the environment. Take a risk and cheers FRiend.
The Delta strain was already established without help from vaccinated individuals in the country of origin. It was a naturally occurring mutation, which is common for viruses.
From Dr. Google:
“First identified in India in late 2020, Delta swept rapidly through that country and Great Britain before reaching the U.S., where it quickly surged. It is now the predominant SARS CoV-2 variant, accounting for more than 99% of COVID-19 cases and leading to an overwhelming increase in hospitalizations in some states.”
India began its vaccinations on 16 January 2021.
Great Britain began its vaccinations in December, 2020.
Sorry, these facts do not support your statement:
“The delta strain (where ever it came from) evolutionary selected this strain due to pressure from the vaxxed. If you are not familiar with evolutionary virology perhaps you have heard of anti-biotic resistant bacteria.”
Also, the idea of “anti-biotic resistant bacteria” created by things like Lysol is a misinterpretation of the events. Anti-biotics are sprayed on surfaces that already have the mutant bugs on them. These mutant bugs will not be killed by the Lysol. They will continue to infest the surfaces as they multiply, resistant to your efforts to kill them.