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WanderingThrough · 31-35, F
Apparently you can carry and transmit the virus, even after being vaccinated, you just won’t get sick yourself. 🤷🏻♀️
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WanderingThrough · 31-35, F
@Funtoy4u According to the CDC, a vaccinated person can still catch and transmit the virus. I’m not claiming it’s true, this is just the information we are being told. 🤷🏻♀️
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WanderingThrough · 31-35, F
@OldMan70 See the 6th key point....
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/more/fully-vaccinated-people.html
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/more/fully-vaccinated-people.html
PrivateHell · M
Yes, the mask are largely political (which is why they never mandated a certain, particular mask).
And the vaccine does not prevent you from catching Covid, it merely reduces your chances of catching it. You can still be infected or carry it to others.
And the vaccine does not prevent you from catching Covid, it merely reduces your chances of catching it. You can still be infected or carry it to others.
JerseyGal · 51-55, F
Being vaccinated does not keep you anyone else from getting and/or transmitting the virus. You can still contract it from anyone who may have it, then spread it on to others.
Nanori · F
no but if you don't it'll cause a lot of confusion and drama, it's just simpler if everyone wears it
The government has to justify this, it makes no sense for a vaccinated person to be required to keep wearing the mask!
Simple answer is no ... there is no reason whatsoever to wear a mask after vaccination
The virus only spreads two days before symptoms and the day after symptoms
No evidence exists that a person can spread the virus without an incubation period in THEIR body, so it can reproduce in numbers..
Thus, the confusion between the words "possible and likely"
Is it possible ... maybe
Is it likely ... absolute NO
The virus only spreads two days before symptoms and the day after symptoms
No evidence exists that a person can spread the virus without an incubation period in THEIR body, so it can reproduce in numbers..
Thus, the confusion between the words "possible and likely"
Is it possible ... maybe
Is it likely ... absolute NO
ChocoKing305 · 26-30, M
I asked my Google Hub about the latest news with the vaccine and Google referred me to a news article in Ireland stating that there has been a suspension in the Astra Zeneca vaccine due to it giving the "test dummies" blood clots. That was enough for me, thank you Google for telling me the truth and not trying to entice me.
DrWatson · 70-79, M
You can breathe in the virus. It can then be in your nasal passage, and you can exhale it onto others.
That happens whether you are vaccinated or not.
That happens whether you are vaccinated or not.
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SweetNSassy · F
I think it’s because no one knows yet, if you can pass on the virus to others.
msros · F
All theories are floating around. No one knows the truth, time will tell.
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ViciDraco · 36-40, M
It keeps social pressure up on those who are looking for any excuse to ditch their mask. People will start lying about having the vaccine in public spaces, much like they lied about medical conditions when it all started. Until we hit a critical mass of vaccinations, it is both logical and compassionate to continue mask wearing.
SW-User
You can get mutated virus strains, just that your body will be better able to fight it and you can spread those to people not vaccinated.
Not to spread it to others & cause further mutations of virus