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Of course you do have the source which tells that before Biden's speech.
Lets never forget those on TV who pushed the vaccine and vilified those who refused the vax. Post them here.
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People do not die because they take the vaccine, they DIE because they have not been vaccinated. That remains a fact.
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[ Was it already known in July of 2021 that people could get the virus even vaccinated against it? Did the vaccine KILL people who got it? ]
AUGUST. 2021
Vismita Gupta-Smith
Kate, how frequent are breakthrough infections? And if you are fully vaccinated but happened to catch covid-19, what does that look like?
Dr Katherine O’Brien
So we're learning a couple of things about breakthrough infections, Vismita. The first is that the degree of severity of disease among people who have a breakthrough infection is less severe than the severity of disease among people who aren't vaccinated. So vaccines are operating in a couple of different ways. First, of course, they're preventing people from getting disease at all. And even when disease does occur among a person, people who are fully vaccinated, the severity of that disease is less.
The second question is about how often we're actually seeing breakthrough infections. We're monitoring this really carefully. And there's a couple of things I want to say about breakthrough infections. The first is that they are uncommon. And so this is not something that's happening in an unexpected way, but they don't happen equally among all different kinds of people. People who are at increased risk of disease, so people with frail immune systems, people who are in older age groups, they have a greater risk of having breakthrough disease than other people. So it's not an equal risk of breakthrough disease. The second point here is that we're seeing more cases of breakthrough disease, in part because people are stopping the other interventions that reduce the transmission of this virus. So when the virus starts to transmit at a greater and greater pace and with greater frequency, there's a lot more exposure that everybody has, including people who are vaccinated.
Vismita Gupta-Smith
So people may be wondering if they can still catch covid-19 even after being fully vaccinated and if they can still infect others, then why vaccinate?
Dr Katherine O’Brien
So this is a question that lots of people are asking. And I really want to emphasize that vaccines do a number of different things to protect you and to protect others.
So we've already talked about how the main function of vaccines is to protect you against getting disease. We've also talked about the fact that if you were to get disease, a rare event among vaccinated people, but it does occur that your disease will be less severe than it would have been if you weren't vaccinated. And the third thing that vaccines do is they reduce the transmission of the infection of the virus from one person to the next. And the way that vaccines do that is in a number of different ways. The first is they can protect you against getting infected at all. The second way that they work is if you become infected, you're actually shedding that virus for a shorter period of time than if you weren't vaccinated. And the third way that vaccines work is, again, if you happen to get infected, the amount of virus that you have in your nose, in the back of your throat that you are shedding and potentially transmitting to somebody is less of the virus. There's less density of the virus in you and so less risk that you transmit it to somebody else.
And what is so critical is interrupting transmission of this virus has to be “vaccines and” it has to be vaccines and all the other things that we're doing, especially while people are still in the process of getting vaccinated. So now really isn't the time for us to reduce those other interventions while we're living in communities that don't have substantial vaccination yet.
www.who.int
AUGUST. 2021
Vismita Gupta-Smith
Kate, how frequent are breakthrough infections? And if you are fully vaccinated but happened to catch covid-19, what does that look like?
Dr Katherine O’Brien
So we're learning a couple of things about breakthrough infections, Vismita. The first is that the degree of severity of disease among people who have a breakthrough infection is less severe than the severity of disease among people who aren't vaccinated. So vaccines are operating in a couple of different ways. First, of course, they're preventing people from getting disease at all. And even when disease does occur among a person, people who are fully vaccinated, the severity of that disease is less.
The second question is about how often we're actually seeing breakthrough infections. We're monitoring this really carefully. And there's a couple of things I want to say about breakthrough infections. The first is that they are uncommon. And so this is not something that's happening in an unexpected way, but they don't happen equally among all different kinds of people. People who are at increased risk of disease, so people with frail immune systems, people who are in older age groups, they have a greater risk of having breakthrough disease than other people. So it's not an equal risk of breakthrough disease. The second point here is that we're seeing more cases of breakthrough disease, in part because people are stopping the other interventions that reduce the transmission of this virus. So when the virus starts to transmit at a greater and greater pace and with greater frequency, there's a lot more exposure that everybody has, including people who are vaccinated.
Vismita Gupta-Smith
So people may be wondering if they can still catch covid-19 even after being fully vaccinated and if they can still infect others, then why vaccinate?
Dr Katherine O’Brien
So this is a question that lots of people are asking. And I really want to emphasize that vaccines do a number of different things to protect you and to protect others.
So we've already talked about how the main function of vaccines is to protect you against getting disease. We've also talked about the fact that if you were to get disease, a rare event among vaccinated people, but it does occur that your disease will be less severe than it would have been if you weren't vaccinated. And the third thing that vaccines do is they reduce the transmission of the infection of the virus from one person to the next. And the way that vaccines do that is in a number of different ways. The first is they can protect you against getting infected at all. The second way that they work is if you become infected, you're actually shedding that virus for a shorter period of time than if you weren't vaccinated. And the third way that vaccines work is, again, if you happen to get infected, the amount of virus that you have in your nose, in the back of your throat that you are shedding and potentially transmitting to somebody is less of the virus. There's less density of the virus in you and so less risk that you transmit it to somebody else.
And what is so critical is interrupting transmission of this virus has to be “vaccines and” it has to be vaccines and all the other things that we're doing, especially while people are still in the process of getting vaccinated. So now really isn't the time for us to reduce those other interventions while we're living in communities that don't have substantial vaccination yet.
Episode #49 - Can I get infected after vaccination?
If you are fully vaccinated can you still get COVID-19? How frequent are breakthrough infections and what does COVID-19 look like if you are fully vaccinated. WHO’s Dr Kate O’Brien explains in Science in 5.
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Then there's this. My girlfriend's 30s year old nephew recently died, a doctor suggested "long covid".
Science | AAAS
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[You love posting what Biden first said on that presentation. But, WHY do you fail to post what he later said in the same presentation. I love research. !!!!]
He did, however, more accurately state at another point in the same appearance that “If you’re vaccinated, even if you do ‘catch the virus,’ quote, unquote, like people talk about it in normal terms, you’re — not many people do. If you do, you’re not likely to get sick. You’re probably going to be symptomless. You’re not going to be in a position where your life is in danger.”
Did Biden Say You Won't Get COVID if You're Vaccinated?
Biden overstated the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccinations during a July 2021 town hall.
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What does Long Covid mean?Then there's this. My girlfriend's 30s year old nephew recently died, a doctor suggested "long covid".
Science | AAAS
Did the nephew have any Immune issues? It is different with every case.
You have given next to nothing details. It does not happen often, or does it?
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A fast end was not permitted.
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Incorrect as to annual adverse reports prior to Covid range 200-2,000; nothing like 30,000 for Covid
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Lib loons swear it works and we must take the shots ourselves for Their health, safety and well being because their shots won’t work if We dont.
They banged this false, emotive drum for over a year. Even called for incarceration if a non believe. Very Nazi
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how many times in the past did more than 200 million people get a shot in the same year?
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Including all shots for everything well over 200 million doses are administered each year.
Nothing alone nor all combined reach anything near 30,000 cases of adverse reaction reports.
If these reports had been researched correctly Covid injections would have Never Been Permitted.
But in the bums rush of this experimentation, we were the lab rats and now the results that proper research and testing Would Have Revealed are Now Showing Up.
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Heart conditions, which apparently occur from COVID or more likely the vaccine/boosters.
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[You love posting what Biden first said on that presentation. But, WHY do you fail to post what he later said in the same presentation. I love research. !!!!]
He did, however, more accurately state at another point in the same appearance that “If you’re vaccinated, even if you do ‘catch the virus,’ quote, unquote, like people talk about it in normal terms, you’re — not many people do. If you do, you’re not likely to get sick. You’re probably going to be symptomless. You’re not going to be in a position where your life is in danger.”
Did Biden Say You Won't Get COVID if You're Vaccinated?
Biden overstated the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccinations during a July 2021 town hall.
That's also a lie. Vaccinated people get and transmit the virus at the same rates as unvaccinated people. Possibly even at higher rates, considering many of them were running around thinking they were immune because of Biden's lies.
How many people did you infect because you believed Joe Biden and MSNBC when they said you couldn't get or spread Covid?
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My wife's best friend's next door neighbor's dog sitter says anecdotes don't mean shit.
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As you do bother to make allegations about everything against the vaccine, back it up with evidence.
Without evidence, it is only allegations ( I won't bother to call it a lie, right now )
Waiting for your evidence.
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No, it didn't work to stop transmission, as every other vaccine does.
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It works to keep people from dying.
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