“I surmise that you have never actually been in a biosafety or biosurety room”
BEEP. WRONG. Again. This is becoming a disturbing trend with you.
“...EVERYONE in the medical community...”
Everyone? That is YOUR term in a pathetic attempt to discredit the opposing viewpoint.
Fact is, you push the term vaccination when, as related to covid, its nothing of the sort. Nor does it stop someone from contracting it, nor does it stop someone from transmitting it.
Your whole stream of consciouness is utter Bravo Sierra.
Now, I’ve said all I care to say to you. I detest willful ignorance paired with arrogance and foolishness. The Lord states in Proverbs a fool hates knowledge. Nothing can be done fo
As for me, I prefer to not wrestle with pigs and prostitutes. The latter person just gets dirty while the pig and prostitute enjoy it. So, buh bye.
I should have put a disclaimer in. I provide links to the medical literature and other pertinent information. If you want to debunk me, you have only to look at those links and identify what I have misrepresented or even lied about.
“I surmise that you have never actually been in a biosafety or biosurety room”
BEEP. WRONG. Again. This is becoming a disturbing trend with you.
I made that assumption because your previous response appeared to have been written by someone who is completely unfamiliar with biosafety/biosurety protocols.
Fact is, you push the term vaccination when, as related to covid, its nothing of the sort. Nor does it stop someone from contracting it, nor does it stop someone from transmitting it.
A Covid vaccine is a vaccine because it causes the immune system to produce specific T-cells, B-cells, and antibodies against the spike protein coded in the vaccine. (Fun fact: a vaccine doesn't have to target a pathogen. Most vaccines target proteins of non-pathogenic organisms and are not used in medicine at all.)
Like any other vaccine, how well the Covid vaccine works depends on the immune function of the person receiving it. Because the vaccine actually doesn't do anything; the immune system does all the work. If your immune system is impaired for whatever reason, getting vaccinated won't be as effective. But, as long as you have some immune function, the vaccine *will* help to decrease severity of illness by training your immune system ahead of time.
FYI, the trope that a vaccine isn't a "real" vaccine if it doesn't protect 100% of the people receiving it from catching the disease has been around for decades. It was just dusted off and reused for Covid antivax propaganda.