that irony lmao

vaccines at best helped the virus mutating faster than it would have without vaccines, to less lethal variants, as we've been saying that here months before it came real

at that time you were still thinking vaccines would kill the virus and everyone would go to a normal life, you were wrong since the start, and still are lmao

I dont need to lie anout anything unlike you, reality proves you wrong. worldometers shows vaxxed countries are getting overwhelmed with cases not the others countries, thank you fatty

This post was edited by Melatonina on Jan 8 2022 03:58am

Nope the virus ran its course like SARS (a coronavirus) did years back which. Which Lasted 6-–8months without vaccines.

Just happened to be when vaccines rolled out and they could claim it helped, but the virus was already basically gone/mutated


Than why are cases at all time high if over 70% of cases are omicron and 60% of people are vaccinated

This post was edited by KRR on Jan 8 2022 03:59am

yeah they're gonna use that forever, omicron is less lethal but they say it's because of vaccines that we see less deaths people fat or with no knowledge trust that because its convenient

K.

So just gonna keep repeating things without actually looking at the evidence. Got it.

the irony

is so fat in this one

You trust the science but know completely nothing about science clearly lol

Only thing you’re pointing out is Covid-19 aka sars-cov-2 was seen in less numbers after the vaccines came out.
When coronaviruses themselves typically only last 6-12 months before they’re reduced to so few that it’s unlikely to spread . The first vaccines came out 1 year later. So when most coronaviruses start to go away. Aka it ran its course and that’s why there was reduced #’s until delta

This post was edited by KRR on Jan 8 2022 04:23am

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/overwhelmed-by-omicron-surge-us-hospitals-delay-surgeries-2022-01-07/?utm_source=reddit.com
WASHINGTON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Hospitals across the United States are postponing elective surgeries to free up staff and beds due to a surge in COVID-19 cases driven by the highly transmissible Omicron variant of the coronavirus.

Administrators say hospital staff shortages have been compounded in the last month by medical practitioners isolating or quarantining as they themselves are infected or exposed to the virus.

Its literally my day job. You can't even do a basic literature review. Tell me again how I don't know science lol

/booster



I tested negative two days ago despite my wife daughter and coworkers all getting it over Christmas and the new year.

#booster

This post was edited by Skinned on Jan 8 2022 08:58am

How many variants did covid have before vaccines were widely available?