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To: ChicagoConservative27
If you can develop the Chicom Cold after your COVID-19 inoculation, what good is it?
3 posted on 03/26/2021 12:26:38 PM PDT by Little Ray (The Government is always its own largest and most important Special Interest. .)
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To: Little Ray
If you can develop the Chicom Cold after your COVID-19 inoculation, what good is it?

Better odds. When tested, for every 20 people in the control group caught the Wuhan Flu only 1 in the vaccination group caught it. That's what 95% effective means. No one said it was perfect.

4 posted on 03/26/2021 12:30:39 PM PDT by KarlInOhio (The greatest threat to world freedom is the Chinese Communist Party and Joe Biden is their puppet.)
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To: Little Ray

“If you can develop the Chicom Cold after your COVID-19 inoculation, what good is it?”

I got measles twice, after having been vaccinated.

But the vaccination program pretty much erradicated wild measles transmission in the US anyway, by reducing transmission below replacement rates (like a population with a tiny birth rate dies out over time).

Also, out of those who are re-infected by COVID, virtually none die of it.


6 posted on 03/26/2021 12:35:36 PM PDT by BeauBo
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Just doublespeak in case you’re one of the minority who gets infected. Similar to how they said a mask wouldn’t be guaranteed to stop infection.


7 posted on 03/26/2021 12:36:40 PM PDT by Morpheus2009 (If you want me to be afraid, then be consistent in your logic, standards, and your lies!)
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Yeah, what karl said. Vaccines in general just prime the immune system so the memory T-cells learn how to fight the infection and then, if you do catch the virus, it already “knows” what to do. It doesn’t mean you can’t catch or spread the disease. Just minimizes the risks of severe infection and limits “transmission times” to others if you are infected. Nothing is 100% even flu shots can sometimes be only 50% effective in any given year.

But I do have a general beef with the Fauci character and others of his ilk, and the uninquisitive media we have, for doing a crap job of explaining things to people. When people hear the word “vaccine” the common assumption is “immunity” but that’s not the case. Nor are the 2 mRNA vaccines anything like traditional vaccines. But instead of explaining it they just go on about “mandates” and “closures” and “distance” - control freak stuff.


8 posted on 03/26/2021 12:37:39 PM PDT by monkeyshine (live and let live is dead)
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Right. With fatality rates as low as they are, we might have been better off with big national investments in treatments - Ivermectin and others - instead of pinning everything on vaccines.


13 posted on 03/26/2021 12:45:07 PM PDT by Wuli
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To: Little Ray

As I understand the theory behind vaccinations... you can still get sick, but the anti-bodies created by the vaccination give you a shortened recovery period. I.e. you can still get sick, but it will be milder than if you were not vaccinated.


14 posted on 03/26/2021 12:45:13 PM PDT by Tallguy
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To: Little Ray

Not to support Fauci, but this immunization is no different than any other. You can still get the flu, the mumps, the measles, shingles...

You just don’t get them as severely if you do. These vaccinations are meant to prevent serious illness, hospitalizations and death. They’re not 100% effective at totally preventing illness..

Almost no vaccine is.


16 posted on 03/26/2021 12:46:11 PM PDT by TangledUpInBlue
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Not to support Fauci, but this immunization is no different than any other. You can still get the flu, the mumps, the measles, shingles...

You just don’t get them as severely if you do. These vaccinations are meant to prevent serious illness, hospitalizations and death. They’re not 100% effective at totally preventing illness..

Almost no vaccine is.


17 posted on 03/26/2021 12:46:11 PM PDT by TangledUpInBlue
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To: Little Ray

The smallpox vaccine is 95% effective.

Smallpox was wiped off the face of the Earth with an imperfect vaccine.


22 posted on 03/26/2021 1:00:24 PM PDT by 2aProtectsTheRest (The media is banging the fear drum enough. Don't help them do it.)
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To: Little Ray
If you can develop the Chicom Cold after your COVID-19 inoculation, what good is it?

If your friends are impressed by virtue signaling, you can impress them on Facebag. In the future, you can be proud of your participation in the human trials.

59 posted on 03/26/2021 7:52:06 PM PDT by Stentor
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To: Little Ray

They never said you couldn’t develop it after vaccination.

Much like the Bordetella shot for dogs. Most dogs won’t get kennel cough, those that do develop kennel cough it is much less severe.

The shots are proving that those who develop covid are far less likely to need hospitalization or die.

It is still early on, but we’ll see if that holds.


68 posted on 03/27/2021 2:52:43 AM PDT by EBH (How they did it? Social Contagion and Social Media is the mechanism)
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