[Captain Walker]

The absolute number of new cases may be higher in the vaccinated population but that's because there are more vaccinated people than unvaccinated.

Then why should anyone get "vaccinated"?

(I don't want to put you on the spot, but it's the question that gets brought up here repeatedly and is met with nothing more than a blank stare in response. The Vaxzis talk themselves into a corner and then simply disappear when they realize that they've just made the anti-vax argument.)

[bagster]

Then why should anyone get "vaccinated"?

(I don't want to put you on the spot, but it's the question that gets brought up here repeatedly and is met with nothing more than a blank stare in response. The Vaxzis talk themselves into a corner and then simply disappear when they realize that they've just made the anti-vax argument.)

[semimojo]

Then why should anyone get "vaccinated"?

To greatly reduce the risk of severe disease?

"Researchers analyzed data on more than 4,500 patients admitted to 21 U.S. hospitals with respiratory diseases between March and July and found that unvaccinated patients accounted for 84.2% of COVID-19 hospitalizations, 91% of COVID-19 deaths and nearly 94% of those who either needed a ventilator or who died"