throwaway20851

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   by throwaway20851 6y ago

   >(if most people get vaccinated the virus goes away). Polio. And these COVID-19 vaccines do not grant indefinite immunity. 95% efficacy is not realistic. We struggle to hit 60% with influenza vaccines.
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   by throwaway20851 6y ago

   This sounds like the thoughts of someone recently born. This was inevitable in atomized western societies with relatively high rates of health issues like obesity and diabetes. And how were you to muster people in these fractured societies
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   by throwaway20851 6y ago

   >There is strong data >We don't have long term data No.
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   by throwaway20851 6y ago

   >So is the UK, last time I checked they're not doing so hot either. You can add this kind of argumentation to the list of ailments. Geographic or some other sort of fatalism as an excuse for what is social failure. What exactly is s
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   by throwaway20851 6y ago

   >50% of Americans are apparently not willing to be vaccinated to begin with and rollout to significant parts of the population is going to take months. COVID-19, which is now endemic, will be here for the remainder of my lifetime. The v
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   by throwaway20851 6y ago

   >HIV positive people on medication, cannot spread HIV Absurdly false. Not everyone responds the same to medication, not everyone has the same health conditions, and not everyone begins treatment at the same time. Further to that, compl