I hope all the people who are actively trying to hurt America’s ability to get over Covid get it and die. America doesn’t need any more people working against her. We already have Trump’s Russian infiltration and his surrender to the Chinese.
So you "hope people die" because they don't buy your line of clothing Very Unifying, very communistic of you!
No, because they will kill innocent people due to their ignorance and/or malevolence.
Do you have anything to show that the vaccine prevents infection or transmission?
Pfizer, moderna, and Johnson and Johnson do.
How so?
They have to present all that to the feds to get approved.
So you're telling me that Pfizer and Moderna have presented proof to the Feds that their "vaccines" prevent infection and transmission. Okay. So produce something that confirms your suspicion that they've said such a thing.
They have reasonably proven the efficacy of their vaccines. That's the standard.
And now I have your word on that . . .
It's not
my word. It's the standard.
We're not talking about a standard. We're talking about the "reasonably proven efficacy of their vaccines." The question was whether or not you can point me to this reasonable proof of efficacy you speak of.
Here ya go. Knock yourself out.
FDA releases details on Pfizer vaccine's effectiveness against COVID-19 - CBS News
Okay. Your link is from December 8, before the first vaccine dose had been given. Since then,
Dr. Chris Beyrer, an Infectious Disease expert and
Dr. William Moss, a vaccines expert who both work at Johns Hopkins University were asked about the "vaccines." When asked whether or not the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines prevent you from getting infected with coronavirus, they said:
Question:
Will the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines prevent you from getting infected with coronavirus?
Answer:
The quick answer is, we don’t know and that isn’t a bad thing.
Our Sources:
Dr. Chris Beyrer, an Infectious Disease expert and
Dr. William Moss, a vaccines expert both work at Johns Hopkins University.
Our Process:
It sounds alarming at first, neither vaccine is aimed at preventing you from getting an infection.
“These COVID vaccines are preventing clinical disease, we don't know if they prevent transmission,” Dr. Beyrer said.
It’s important to know the difference between infection and disease. Dr. Moss said just because you are infected or have transmitted coronavirus doesn’t mean you get sick.
“So you know, everyone who gets disease has an infection, and the infection causes the disease,” Dr. Moss said. “But not everyone who is infected has the disease.”
That is where Moderna and Pfizer have aimed their vaccines: preventing people from getting sick.
“What's being measured in the trials is whether or not they prevent disease, mild, moderate and severe disease,” Dr. Moss explained.
This isn’t rare for vaccines. Dr. Moss said most vaccines don’t actually stop a virus from entering your body.
“That requires a really strong kind of immune response to prevent infection,” he said.
Simply put, we don’t know if these vaccines prevent infection, but we do know their primary job is to stop the virus from becoming a disease or lessen the disease.
Moderna, Pfizer vaccine does not prevent coronavirus | wusa9.com
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So, they don't know, but that's a good thing. Sure, everyone knows that not knowing is a good thing; it's the new good thing . . .