The vaccine

[spectrum123]

What's that?

Measles, Mumps and rubella, death rates are less 0.01% in vaccinated. 0.1% unvaccinated.

[Noivous]

No that was a good one.

[Noivous]

The Polio was a good one too.

[spectrum123]

No that was a good one.

Covid is 10 times more deadly though, even in children than mumps or German measles, and about equal to 'normal' measles?

[Fishmanpa]

Covid is 10 times more deadly though, even in children than mumps or German measles, and about equal to 'normal' measles?

In the 50's, people and children were in iron lung wards in hospitals all over the world due to the Polio virus. People lined up for the vaccine and with all intents and purposes, we've eradicated it. It's the lax attitudes, politics and belief in conspiracy theories that are keeping us in this mess. At least, being vaccinated, I'm 95% protected at this point and if I'm one of the 5% that get it, I stand a much better chance of survival as the virus has a far less chance of affecting me as severely as an unvaccinated person.

In the mean time, wear a mask (even after vaccinated, in public places), social distance and get the vaccine! Pay no attention to the "Q's" of the world, for they no not what they are saying.....

FMP

[Noivous]

Like I said I'm not buying it. I'm not worried. Can vaccinated people pass on the virus? Why isn't the vaccine FDA approved?

[spectrum123]

Like I said I'm not buying it. I'm not worried. Can vaccinated people pass on the virus? Why isn't the vaccine FDA approved?

First jab reduces transmission by 60-70%, second jab 85%+. Transmission between two jabbed people are at almost zero. Vaccinated people can pass on the virus to the unvaccinated.

The virus's entire job is to survive and replicate. To survive it will have to become more virulent, spreading its age range would be one way of doing it, starting with children first.

[Noivous]

First jab reduces transmission by 60-70%, second jab 85%+. Transmission between two jabbed people are at almost zero. Vaccinated people can pass on the virus to the unvaccinated.

Almost zero...like actually succumbing to the virus itself.

Why hasn't the FDA approved the vaccine?

[Fishmanpa]

First jab reduces transmission by 60-70%, second jab 85%+. Transmission between two jabbed people are at almost zero. Vaccinated people can pass on the virus to the unvaccinated.

The virus's entire job is to survive and replicate. To survive it will have to become more virulent, spreading its age range would be one way of doing it, starting with children first.

Current FDA info.... Science over "Q"

FMP

[spectrum123]

Almost zero...like actually succumbing to the virus itself.

Why hasn't the FDA approved the vaccine?

The only people who will succumb are those compromised immune systems, such and cancer or transplant patients in the jabbed category.

I don't know why it's not FDA approved, it only covers 3% of the worlds population, so 97% that is the rest of the world don't care what the FDA think about it.