blah blah blah - you didn't read it. i know it & you know it.
it's been determined that delta can be transmitted by vaxxed & unvaxxed people & it's been determined that nearly 100% of those that it presents a health crisis are among the unvaxxed. it pretty much matters to that group exclusively. contact tracing is how we know vaxxed people are getting it. but if it's not affecting us the same way, i'd only be interested in those it IS & how your ignorant willful stubbornness will affect me in the long run.
Blah, blah, blah.... lol Yeah, I know, it's tough to respond to facts. You apparently didn't read the entire article... lol The CDC made the comment that you highlighted, what do you expect them to say when questioned about it? Why did you completely ignore the rest of my post that dealt with knowing how much the vaccine is supposedly stopping the spread of the virus, the VERY REASON you and others on the left are supporting the mandating of an experimental vaccine for everything. If it's found that Covid will spread just as easily with the vaccine, then all supposed reasons and arguments to get the vaccine for the 'public health' are null. How do we know how much it is spreading with vaccinated when we don't have the numbers????
"This is the kind of information that the public needs in order to understand the risks of daily life during the pandemic, and that scientists need to assess the shifting epidemiology of the virus.
We should be able to rely on the CDC to collect and share this data. Instead, we are relying on non-profits,
media outlets and
patient advocacy groups to fill the gap.
The CDC used to be more thorough in its surveillance of breakthrough cases. It tracked them all between 1 January and 30 April of this year,
counting 10,262 in that time frame. But on 1 May, the agency changed its strategy to investigate only breakthrough cases that led to hospitalization or death. “This shift will help maximize the quality of the data collected on cases of greatest clinical and public health importance,”
it explained.
There’s no question that learning about hospitalized or fatal breakthrough cases is critical.
But it is just as important to know about the ones that don’t – the ones that are asymptomatic but still contagious, those that lead to mild symptoms, and, crucially, those that develop into long Covid.
The general public must have this information so they understand how and why to protect themselves, even if they are vaccinated.
Vaccine-hesitant people must have it so they can see that the likelihood of breakthroughs is rare because the vaccines are such a powerful shield against new infections. And researchers must have it so that they can understand how the virus is evolving and track any emerging vaccine-resistant variants that may be driving breakthrough cases.
Vaccine-hesitant people must have it so they can see that the likelihood of breakthroughs is rare because the vaccines are such a powerful shield against new infections. --
That last statement right there is what I am talking about, why wouldn't they want to count to prove that it helps to stop the spread???? Unless they're counting was showing that it didn't??
