You obviously have not been reading my posts as I have refuted this contention multiple times and you keep bringing it up.
I work loosely in construction. If their is a safety incident at work and someone gets hurt, they question all participants to figure out what, where, when something went wrong and use the information for process improvement. Yes, if someone is grossly negligent their will be consequences but that is not the purpose of the investigation.
Some day we will have another pandemic. Let's learn from any mistake made during the COVID pandemic and make improvements.
You can support this, right?
Sure they talk out both sides of their mouth but telling America that COVID is no big deal when you know how dangerous it is, is crossing the line.
Don't you agree lying about the dangers of a pandemic is not good?
I don't blame you. It's getting harder to find specific things like that as the stories become dated they are further down the Google display so to speak.
"The one thing that you would not want to see with a vaccine is getting an EUA (emergency use authorization) before you have a signal of efficacy," Fauci told Reuters in a phone interview.
"One of the potential dangers if you prematurely let a vaccine out is that it would make it difficult, if not impossible, for the other vaccines to enroll people in their trial," Fauci said.
Vaccines don't necessarily make you immune, they simply stimulate the immune system. In this case, making COVID less sever.
Sure, I'll keep comparing it based on the context of required vaccinations.