74% of covid cases in MA outbreak were vaccinated

So again you are not only playing doctor, you are playing the judge of doctors. You are smarter than all of those real experts with Ph.Ds and hundreds of years of combined expertise.

Okay, we have your number Galileo.

PLEASE do not get the vaccine. I'm on your side now.

 

And you're playing media stooge parrot. Mmm!

We have your number, NPC #456784

 

Don't you dare think about what they say.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/why-experts-are-almost-always-wrong-9997024/

 

What medical degree do you have? Just curious.

 

All doctors worth their diploma know that vaccines are better than contracting a potentially fatal illness.

 

Studies report that vaccinated people who had already been infected had a 50% less chance of becoming ill.
CDC: Unvaccinated people twice as likely to be reinfected with COVID-19

Even T**** was smart enough to get vaccinated after being infected.

 

How do you claim to listen to the experts when even the so called experts can agree with each other and their information changes weekly.

 

When was the last time there was an OUTBREAK of polio?

We ERADICATED polio using vaccines!

If anti-vaxxers were around back then polio would still be around TODAY.

FACTS matter!

 

Do you not think before you type? Google "The Cutter Incident". ............ you're welcome.

The covid vaccine only reduces severity of symptoms, it does not stop the spread therefore the covid vaccine cannot eradicate it.

 

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

A SINGLE manufacturing FAILURE from 1955 is ALL you have?

The DESPERATION is PALPABLE!

Priceless!

 

I posted of a vaccine failure from the past and you laugh.

Standards

 

The polio vaccine is an injection of attenuated virus. The covid vaccine is an injection of the rna instructions for your own cells to make features of the virus. Why do people insist on comparing the two as if they are the same?

It's like comparing a bicycle to a Tesla. They both get you from A to B but your risk associated with using them as transportation is completely different.

 

Your post did NOT substantiate your position.

Sad!

 

You are responding to the WRONG person.

It was the OP that made that fallacious comparison.

All I did was expose the OP's fallacy.

 

Actually I did, especially in response to your post regarding polio vaccine.

You said:

I then suggested you look up the Cutter incident and you laughed. Keep posting, It's becoming amusing in a sick and twisted way.

 

Bad analogy.

It's more like a comparison between a Tesla and a Ford Malibu.

They're built differently, and they operate differently, but they're both cars, and they accomplish the same task, and they both have associated risks.

The covid vaccine IS a vaccine by every definition of what a vaccine is and does.

 

Found out last night my fully vaccinated (Pfizer) daughter has Covid. She is sick. So much for your hypothesis. I will almost certainly get the virus. It is scary, no doubt about that. I am right at the age where fatalities begin to ramp up (55). Stay safe.

 

A great point. Too bad that last year the CNN/MSNBC fearmongering used deaths from whatever cause if the deceased could test positive for COVID.

 

Am I?

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsa...ut-polio-was-going-really-well-until-it-wasnt

 

I dont watch them, but I doubt they made up the numbers.

 

Different things are different. Risks included.

 

Numbers don't have to be made up. Which number is more persuasive? 95% rrr, or .8% arr? They're both observed data. You pick the one that's persuasive of what you want to persuade.

 

You literally said (CNN/MSNBC) cooked the numbers by saying they used deaths from whatever cause

 

See how easy fake news is to produce? I said no such thing.

 

You don't have to make up a number or fact. You just have to strip it from it's context.

Just like stripping "if the deceased could test positive for COVID." from 21Bronco's post. He didn't accuse CNN of making up a number. He accused them of using a number for persuasion that lacks specific context. Died of covid vs died with covid is an important distinction.