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Originally Posted by gamesaver
Are you vaccinated against a flu? You are not, because vaccine is ineffective against respiratory diseases. A known fact for decades. Because there are so many variants there is no point in doing so. All of you vaccinated against the "standard" variant will need to get another shot anytime the virus mutates. And it's still not a real protection. Maybe for yourself, if you have a chance of having a more sever symptons, but certainly not for the others. Those you can infect as much as anyone unvaccinated. At some point you will need to decide what is the "lesser" evil. Some say day are protecting their elders, but by doing so, creating a world their children will not want to live in.
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You didn’t really answer the question? If a vaccine is shown to reduce harm at the population level in Israel would you take it?
If what you are saying is true the vaccinated in Israel should be getting a worse version of Covid then the unvaccinated and therefore once infected die at a higher rate correct? What assertion are you making and how would that assertion if true show up in the data?
I think your logic is faulty. the human immune system is creating antibodies to create natural immunity. Then Covid has a potential to mutate every time it transmits. The variants best able to infect survive. So with or without a vaccine the risk of variants is unchanged. So we can aquire immunity by killing .5% of us each time a significant new variant emerges or natural immunity wears out or we can vaccinate. You’d have to show why a vaccine is worse than natural immunity. Reducing opportunities to escape is the key thing to suppress.