Researchers: Vaccinated people show ‘discriminatory attitudes’ toward unvaccinated

March 2020, wasn’t wide spread for a few months. Trump left in January 2021.

 

they got some stuff wrong. No argument there. They oversold it, but it’s a net positive.

 

Oh the unvaccinated LOVE to tell you about their covidioicy. Just look at this forum.

 

I think you remember those first few months very differently than they really happened. Here's a chart from https://usafacts.org/visualizations/coronavirus-covid-19-spread-map



The 7-day average of "new deaths per day" was above 2,00 by April 14th. You apparently don't think that counts as "wide spread" though?

 

I'd love for you to make the argument that a bunch of other factors are highly relevant to one's covid outcomes, and then turn back around and again insist that the vaccine is the all-important difference-maker, even though it's clearly not.

ETA - here are the rules to follow if you want to survive COVID:
#1 - Be young
#2 - Don't be old
#3 - Don't be sick
#4 - Don't be fat

The vaccine probably ranks in at something like #27, despite people like you continuing to, "oversell it" as @The Mello Guy says.

 

Are you trying to claim Trump spent as many months with Covid to deal with as Biden has? Otherwise I don’t know what your point is.

 

Researchers: People that wash their hands after they go to the bathroom show ‘discriminatory attitudes’ toward people that don't - especially it they flaunt it in your face

 

Absolute made up nonsense

 

An unvaccinated 35-year-old is at substantially less risk from COVID than a "fully vaccinated" 70-year-old.

 

Well, my immediate point was that you were wrong in your claim that COVID "wasn’t wide spread for a few months" after March 2020. Looking at the data I've made available to you, now do you still stand by that claim?

 

Less risk of dying? Certainly.

 

Clearly it was slightly more than 6 months. I stand corrected.

 

It didn’t take much for the left to go back to historic ways of unjustified holier than this attitudes lol.

 

Well that you had immunity for starters. That was a lie.

 

And you are proud of that?

 

In other words, "smugness"

 

It was Trump who made the vaccine possible before he left office. It was Trump who recommended that people make the voluntary free will choice to get the vaccine. You can’t revise that out IG the historical record.

 

The Chinese vaccines are crap. They were almost worse than nothing. It is no surprise that Covid is still going strong there. Their supposedly low case, hospitalization, and death rates are pure propaganda from the CCP.

 

The research I looked into led me to believe the Chinese vaccine was only 50-55% effective, compared to the 70% effectiveness rate for the U.S. vaccines.

That is actually a very big difference, for reasons too complicated to explain here.

 

I’m neutral on it

 

Oversold it, is an understatement. Especially after the fascism displayed by those demanding you get it even if you don’t need it.

 

Trump made the vaccine possible! Like magically! Because one was impossible before he declared it possible!

 

Yep, Trump's warp speed was so speedy that the UK was giving shots two weeks before us.

 

Apparently you missed the whole context of the study and the ambiguities found from the Pfizer and Moderna study data. The conclusion was there was a substantial increase in SAE's compared to the placebo arms and that due to the lack of information from both sponsors, the study could only report "conservativel" numbers. Pfizer’s trial did not report SAEs occurring past 1 month after dose 2. This reporting threshold may have led to an undercounting of serious AESIs in the Pfizer trial, however still showed a significant increase in the vaccinated arms for SAE's.

 

Mr. President Trump, there is a worldwide pandemic, and millions are dying, but vaccines are impossible! For some reason, we can't make vaccines. The world's scientists are flummoxed, and without guidance, can you please wave a magic wand and make vaccines possible?