there's vampire's in the bible?

Hey guy, you can still get and spread covid after being vaccinated.

That's true, but it's FAR less likely. 2 days after the quoted post, I contracted (well, was confirmed positive for) Covid. 18 days after that post, my friend died. I will now be at the end of queue to get the vaccine because I am functionally vaccinated and I'd rather have unexposed people get my doses at this point.

The likelihood doesn't change at all actually, you can still contract and spread it just as easily and honestly, with people under the dilusion that they CAN'T do such do to fake news and people like you, vaccinated people are actually more likely to be the ones spreading the disease at this point.

None of this post is true.

Did you even pass 3rd grade?

I did. Do you need pointers?

I need you to try again because you can't even grasp simple things such as people who don't know they're a danger aren't going to be cautious anymore.
In other words, vaccinated people who can't get their head out of their ass and accept the fact that the vaccine does nothing more than reduce or eliminate the symptons of COVID and not actually prevent them from contracting and spreading it are going be the issue at this point, not the people who will get and give it the same way but also show symptoms because they didn't get vaccinated.


The only people on earth that need to be and should be vaccinated are the "at-risk", learn it and accept it; or stay in your fantasy idc bub

This post was edited by Ergot on Apr 11 2021 07:43am

I did not at any point imply that vaccination imbues complete immunity. But I am most certainly saying that becoming vaccinated greatly increases the odds that your body learns to attack and neutralize the virus before it gains the potential to render the person infectious. Do many people behave with levels of risk last seen prior to the pandemic? Sure. Does that mean they're presenting the same level of danger to those around them prior to their vaccination? Not in the slightest.