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The "vaccine" suppliers admit that it can only "mitigate" the severity of an infection. It will not eliminate the possibility of infection with neutralizing antibodies nor prevent you from infecting others with your reduced severity infection. That's fine unless you die from anaphylactic shock after the initial injection or have a fatal reaction to the 2nd injection.

"The "vaccine" suppliers admit that it can only "mitigate" the severity of an infection. It will not eliminate the possibility of infection with neutralizing antibodies nor prevent you from infecting others with your reduced severity infection."

That's not what was said at all. What was said was that - back in December and January - there had not yet been testing to determine whether the vaccines preventing contracting COVID-19 or spreading it to others. What had been tested to that point was whether the vaccines were safe to take (they are) and whether they prevented severe illness and death from COVID-19 (they do).

Fast forward to yesterday, where data from Israel emerged showing that the Pfizer vaccines prevents 94% of asymptomatic COVID-19 infections and 97% of symptomatic disease. Meaning that the neutralizing antibodies produced by the vaccine are massively effective at stopping the disease in its tracks and preventing infection and transmission.

Time to hop off the fear train. The Trump vaccines work. They're safe and effective. They're ending COVID-19. Maybe President Trump deserves our thanks rather than nonstop fearmongering.

That’s what I thought.

So help me out here. Let me see if I have this straight:

The “vaccines,” theoretically at least, will help a person not get a bad case of the ‘rona, but they can still catch the ‘rona from another vaccinated person who does not have bad case either? — Basically, asymptomatic or low symptomatic spread, then?

And up until the “vaccines” came out, we were supposed to be freaked out over the possibility of spread by asymptomatic carriers, right?
—Because we could get very sick or die, although the chance of this was low because the vast majority of people who had the ‘rona didn’t really know it.

So why are people afraid of getting the ‘rona from unvaccinated people if other vaccinated people can give them the ‘rona just as easily as an unvaccinated person can?

I feel like I’m missing something.

Myrddin wrote: “The “vaccine” suppliers admit that it can only “mitigate” the severity of an infection. It will not eliminate the possibility of infection with neutralizing antibodies nor prevent you from infecting others with your reduced severity infection.”

Where did they admit this?

Do you know of anyone who has died from the vaccine?