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To: Gaffer

True, probably not that good, but imagine still quite good.

I was just countering the argument that the vaccine is ineffective because of those 10 cases out of 5000. It’s a moronic argument because no vaccine is 100% effective.

To really find out the effectiveness would be to do a similar test with a ship full of 100% non vaxed seasoned citizens.

Which ship would you get on? (None is not a choice).


52 posted on 12/05/2021 9:55:14 AM PST by aquila48 (Do not let them make you "care" ! Guilting you is how they control you. )
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To: aquila48

I don’t even give it the ‘quite good’ grade.

Not with:

Boosters after 6-8 months after a second dose and Fauci is saying we could be subjected to yearly ‘boosters,’

The full data set of the trials for the Pfizer concoction won’t be released in full until 2076,

More and more reports of breakthroughs and retransmissions from all over the world,

Reports that the first 4 Botswana Omicronics were actually vaccinated (a little incubation and mutation going on? Who knows?),

Multiple reports and studies out of noticeable increases in pericarditis, myocarditis, Bells Palsy and other ailments in people who should have it,

Biden’s government holding up Government shipments of monoclonal antibody drugs to Florida for why?

And so on.

AFAIC, it is a failed drug with little efficacy and the reason why the actual test data are being withheld would show it.

Finally, efficacy is a matter of perspective. If one were a person with high comorbidity factors, being forced this now-defined-as-a-vaccine is a dangerous choice some are not free to make because of government and/or employer coercion.


57 posted on 12/05/2021 10:56:15 AM PST by Gaffer
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