Delta and Vaccines

[L.K.Eder]

Are the current covid jabs effective against Delta?

yes. after two jabs. this is information you could have looked up yourself. why didn't you?

I have looked up the information already, and I have seen what big tech and big media are putting out.

If the current offerings provide adequate protection from Delta, is there any need for an additional vaccine? This question is why your fellow lefties are hesitant to go on the record.

There will likely be a booster needed 6-9 months after your second dose. Akin to an annual flu shot.
This has been relayed for several months now.

Are the current offerings not effective? Why would one need another jab if the current one works?

Again. This possibility has been communicated for several months. The vaccines work so I'm not sure what in this is news for you but the key line in this article is "we don't know".
If the effects wane over time, you'll need a booster. Again, much like a flu shot. Just as the antibodies to actually getting the virus wane over time, so may the vaccine antibodies.
Since it has been proven that you can get the virus again after being infected with it and recovering, I'll take the booster if necessary. And go on about living my life.

Covid-19 vaccine boosters may be necessary at some point. Here's what you need to know | CNN

Vaccine makers are preparing for a next possible phase of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout: booster doses.

www.cnn.com

don't let this vegetable troll you further.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Are the current covid jabs effective against Delta?

yes. after two jabs. this is information you could have looked up yourself. why didn't you?

I have looked up the information already, and I have seen what big tech and big media are putting out.

If the current offerings provide adequate protection from Delta, is there any need for an additional vaccine? This question is why your fellow lefties are hesitant to go on the record.

There will likely be a booster needed 6-9 months after your second dose. Akin to an annual flu shot.
This has been relayed for several months now.

Are the current offerings not effective? Why would one need another jab if the current one works?

Again. This possibility has been communicated for several months. The vaccines work so I'm not sure what in this is news for you but the key line in this article is "we don't know".
If the effects wane over time, you'll need a booster. Again, much like a flu shot. Just as the antibodies to actually getting the virus wane over time, so may the vaccine antibodies.
Since it has been proven that you can get the virus again after being infected with it and recovering, I'll take the booster if necessary. And go on about living my life.

Covid-19 vaccine boosters may be necessary at some point. Here's what you need to know | CNN

Vaccine makers are preparing for a next possible phase of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout: booster doses.

www.cnn.com

Are you stating that the current recipe is effective against the delta, and that one will only need more of the same stuff in the future as the first doses wear off?

No offense but do you have a reading comprehension issue? Are you learning disabled? I don't judge but your attempts to make points aren't really all that good.
Let me boil it down for you. The delta variant is reeking havoc on the unvaccinated. The vaccine is effective against the virus, including the DV.
If you don't want a vaccine, don't get one. Pretty straightforward.

 

[EvMetro]

Are the current covid jabs effective against Delta?

yes. after two jabs. this is information you could have looked up yourself. why didn't you?

I have looked up the information already, and I have seen what big tech and big media are putting out.

If the current offerings provide adequate protection from Delta, is there any need for an additional vaccine? This question is why your fellow lefties are hesitant to go on the record.

There will likely be a booster needed 6-9 months after your second dose. Akin to an annual flu shot.
This has been relayed for several months now.

Are the current offerings not effective? Why would one need another jab if the current one works?

Again. This possibility has been communicated for several months. The vaccines work so I'm not sure what in this is news for you but the key line in this article is "we don't know".
If the effects wane over time, you'll need a booster. Again, much like a flu shot. Just as the antibodies to actually getting the virus wane over time, so may the vaccine antibodies.
Since it has been proven that you can get the virus again after being infected with it and recovering, I'll take the booster if necessary. And go on about living my life.

Covid-19 vaccine boosters may be necessary at some point. Here's what you need to know | CNN

Vaccine makers are preparing for a next possible phase of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout: booster doses.

www.cnn.com

Are you stating that the current recipe is effective against the delta, and that one will only need more of the same stuff in the future as the first doses wear off?

No offense but do you have a reading comprehension issue? Are you learning disabled? I don't judge but your attempts to make points aren't really all that good.
Let me boil it down for you. The delta variant is reeking havoc on the unvaccinated. The vaccine is effective against the virus, including the DV.
If you don't want a vaccine, don't get one. Pretty straightforward.

So you are unable to stand up for the current recipe and state that it is effective against Delta.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Are the current covid jabs effective against Delta?

yes. after two jabs. this is information you could have looked up yourself. why didn't you?

I have looked up the information already, and I have seen what big tech and big media are putting out.

If the current offerings provide adequate protection from Delta, is there any need for an additional vaccine? This question is why your fellow lefties are hesitant to go on the record.

There will likely be a booster needed 6-9 months after your second dose. Akin to an annual flu shot.
This has been relayed for several months now.

Are the current offerings not effective? Why would one need another jab if the current one works?

Again. This possibility has been communicated for several months. The vaccines work so I'm not sure what in this is news for you but the key line in this article is "we don't know".
If the effects wane over time, you'll need a booster. Again, much like a flu shot. Just as the antibodies to actually getting the virus wane over time, so may the vaccine antibodies.
Since it has been proven that you can get the virus again after being infected with it and recovering, I'll take the booster if necessary. And go on about living my life.

Covid-19 vaccine boosters may be necessary at some point. Here's what you need to know | CNN

Vaccine makers are preparing for a next possible phase of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout: booster doses.

www.cnn.com

don't let this vegetable troll you further.

I know. It's just fun. I can't help myself.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Are the current covid jabs effective against Delta?

yes. after two jabs. this is information you could have looked up yourself. why didn't you?

I have looked up the information already, and I have seen what big tech and big media are putting out.

If the current offerings provide adequate protection from Delta, is there any need for an additional vaccine? This question is why your fellow lefties are hesitant to go on the record.

There will likely be a booster needed 6-9 months after your second dose. Akin to an annual flu shot.
This has been relayed for several months now.

Are the current offerings not effective? Why would one need another jab if the current one works?

Again. This possibility has been communicated for several months. The vaccines work so I'm not sure what in this is news for you but the key line in this article is "we don't know".
If the effects wane over time, you'll need a booster. Again, much like a flu shot. Just as the antibodies to actually getting the virus wane over time, so may the vaccine antibodies.
Since it has been proven that you can get the virus again after being infected with it and recovering, I'll take the booster if necessary. And go on about living my life.

Covid-19 vaccine boosters may be necessary at some point. Here's what you need to know | CNN

Vaccine makers are preparing for a next possible phase of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout: booster doses.

www.cnn.com

Are you stating that the current recipe is effective against the delta, and that one will only need more of the same stuff in the future as the first doses wear off?

No offense but do you have a reading comprehension issue? Are you learning disabled? I don't judge but your attempts to make points aren't really all that good.
Let me boil it down for you. The delta variant is reeking havoc on the unvaccinated. The vaccine is effective against the virus, including the DV.
If you don't want a vaccine, don't get one. Pretty straightforward.

So you are unable to stand up for the current recipe and state that it is effective against Delta.

You're gonna have to troll better than this.
I am able to stand up for the current recipe. I've been in the presence of people who had the virus..and...came through with flying colors. And the science backs that up.
Whether there will be a booster needed, is still to be determined.

Clear enough for ya?

 

[Jimmy_Chitwood]

Why is England still locked up? If anything it shows after everyone was forced to wear snot rags hospitalizations shot up. The dreaded delta variant is flatlining in hospitalizations.

A Group Of Parents Sent Their Kids' Face Masks to A Lab for Analysis. Here's What They Found

We've been told for well over a year that widespread forced public masking should be implemented bec

townhall.com

Masks are disgusting. When if ever have the experts been right?

Haven't seen it much.

Give them many years for research, peer review, and consensus - and things get much better.

But for SARS/COV2 it has all been guess work treated as gospel.

People act the mask are protection.

 

[EvMetro]

I am able to stand up for the current recipe. I've been in the presence of people who had the virus

This suggests that you support and defend the current recipe against earlier versions of the virus, not Delta. Are you confident that the current recipe is what we need for Delta, other than additional injections of the same recipe?

 

[sarahgop]

I am able to stand up for the current recipe. I've been in the presence of people who had the virus

This suggests that you support and defend the current recipe against earlier versions of the virus, not Delta. Are you confident that the current recipe is what we need for Delta, other than additional injections of the same recipe?

My suggestion on Delta is do absolutely nothing, live your life and be happy.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

I am able to stand up for the current recipe. I've been in the presence of people who had the virus

This suggests that you support and defend the current recipe against earlier versions of the virus, not Delta. Are you confident that the current recipe is what we need for Delta, other than additional injections of the same recipe?

See my earlier posts. Already answered.
BTW, several online universities have some really good college level courses in the art of trolling.

 

[EvMetro]

I am able to stand up for the current recipe. I've been in the presence of people who had the virus

This suggests that you support and defend the current recipe against earlier versions of the virus, not Delta. Are you confident that the current recipe is what we need for Delta, other than additional injections of the same recipe?

See my earlier posts. Already answered.
BTW, several online universities have some really good college level courses in the art of trolling.

If I had a dollar for every time a lefty claimed to have posted what he is evading posting, I'd be quite wealthy. You've been doing a lot of beating around the bush, but you haven't clearly stated that you think the current recipe is all we need to fight Delta, other than additional doses of the same.