[Republican Wildcat]

No, vaccines never “kill” a virus. They train the immune system to fight it off / gain immunity if you were to be exposed to it.

They do indeed prevent transmission if people build immunity to the virus and thus are not contagious by definition - either by preventing infection to begin with, or the infection is less severe and shorter lasting. Which is precisely what the vaccines do.

[Jackson Brown]

The issue of the meaning of ‘’proof of vaccination’’. My (on topic) issue is what people assume about THESE 1st time ever used MRNA ‘’vaccines’’.

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COVID-19 vaccines are probably less effective at preventing transmission than symptoms – here’s why

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-03-covid-vaccines-effective-transmission-symptoms.html

[Jackson Brown]

Also ....

What do these Vaccine passports CERTIFY?
As of now, how long can they CERTIFY immunity. It may be only months. No one KNOWS. What about variants — known and unknown — the vaccine has not been tested against?

My issues are ONLY what is assumed, and what actions taken, if the GOVERNMENT issues this ‘’certification’’.

Thinks things through.

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Virus variants found to be deadlier, more contagious; some may thwart vaccines | Reuters
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-science-idUSKBN2B92U7