Get Your Covid Injection to Protect Granny Selfish

I do believe there are a great many people here who need to issue immediate apologies and retractions. I won’t hold my breath though.
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You've found out only now what I've been telling you for two years? I wouldn't be too proud about it.

The endpoint was and is to stop hospitalizations/deaths, not to stop cold like illness.

The endpoint was successfully reached.

@SumKindaMunster says
[quote]Rob Roos, member of European Parliament asks "J.Small", a Pfizer representative whether or not the vaccine was tested to prevent transmission, she says no.

https://twitter.com/Rob_Roos/status/1579759795225198593?[/quote]
That's one of those technically true and truly misleading statements. Roos goes on to conclude that since transmission wasn't tested, it must be happening all the time. Such a conclusion isn't warranted at all, as I will explain.

Pfizers's original double blind placebo controlled 45,000 person trial showed the vaccine stopped disease in 95% of cases (of the original wildtype) as tested by serologic & virologic evidence (aka antibodies & PCR). Prevention of infection was what they tested for and delivered, at 95% efficacy. Same with Moderna.

Oh, by the way: If you don't have the virus in your blood, you can't transmit it!! That's Roos' error!!!

Yes, Covid Omicron 4&5 are not the same diseases we faced 2.5 years ago. It has evolved, no question. None the less, the original vaccines did what they were designed to to quite well. They blunted the impact of Covid and they protected medical workers.

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And by blocking infection, they perforce block transmission!!!

Folks DID look for evidence of transmission prevention in the aftermath of vaccination programs. See
[b]https://www.bmj.com/content/376/bmj.o298[/b]
[quote]A study2 of covid-19 transmission within English households using data gathered in early 2021 found that even a single dose of a covid-19 vaccine reduced the likelihood of household transmission by 40-50%. This was supported by a study of household transmission among Scottish healthcare workers conducted between December 2020 and March 2021.3 Both studies analysed the impact of vaccination on transmission of the α variant of SARS-CoV-2, which was dominant at the time.[/quote]

See that? Even one dose of a two dose regimen causes a significant reduction in transmission. Basic germ theory comes thru again!!

P.S. Here's another much larger study showing very significant transmission reduction
[b]https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa2116597[/b]

[quote]We have been lied to on an epic scale. [/quote]

The definition of lying is definitely not "I don't understand what I've been told so I'm gonna blame the meanies who gave me facts that my brain could not handle"

Also:
[quote]Joint Statement from the International Coalition of Medicines Regulatory Authorities and World Health Organization:
17 May 2022 Statement

Vaccination has been shown to contribute to reducing deaths and severe illness from COVID-19, and to [b]reduce the transmission of COVID-19[/b]. Vaccinating as many people as possible and [b]reducing the spread of disease is important. [/b]Vaccination of a significant proportion of the population also [b]protects vulnerable people, including those who cannot receive vaccines, or the small proportion of people who might remain at risk of infection after vaccination. Failure to vaccinate widely also enables continued circulation of the virus and the generation of variants, including some that may pose a greater risk. [/b]Widespread vaccination has contributed to fewer people getting sick and being hospitalised, ultimately alleviating the burden of COVID-19 on healthcare systems. It has also helped allow the move back to normal societal functioning and the re-opening of economies.[/quote]

Do you know how quotes work? You need to attribute them. Which executive said those words?
You don't know, do you? Here's what happened.

You swim in right wing lying swamps and there's a clip of a Dutch, uber-conservative, vaccine-denier running with "someone told me." And then the sheep run with it as if it's a fact.

Sit down dude. There's actually grown ups here. "We've been lied to." So weak man. Grow a pair.

I can [b][i]TOTALLY[/i][/b] understand why you are [i][b]NOT[/b][/i] offering any [b][i]SOURCE[/i][/b] for this quote, or anything [b][i]BEYOND[/i][/b] the quote that would further back up the quote itself ... because you have nothing ... which has been the story for your side for the last few years ... does it not get [b][i]exhausting[/i][/b] for you to keep up this charade? What have you gained from it in all these months and years?

The only people lying on an epic scale are people like you, over and over and over and over and over and over and over again ... and do you see how little your lies have changed anything? How the only people you persuade are those on the fringe just like you?

"Somebody told me that someone said that another unnamed person CONFESSED to blah blah blah, but nobody else heard it, so just trust me" is no more evidence of anything now that any similar nonsensical statement uttered by your ilk one or two years ago was back then. You literally have not learned what constitutes evidence in all these months.

It's also just bizarre to watch someone vainly try to weaponize the calls for a "source" on anything like this, as though people are sheep for expecting a source, rather than sheep for believing things [i][b]without[/b][/i] a source. Projecting one's gullibility and stupidity onto others does not erase it in the one doing the projection.

For what its worth, most people seem to have realized the boosters are useless, if not malicious.

It's tough to come by figures, but apparently only about 5% of the eligible population has gotten the newer boosters.

https://www.newsday.com/news/health/coronavirus/covid-bivalent-booster-lywh4xd3

[quote] The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said about 11.5 million in the United States received the bivalent booster between Sept. 1 and Oct. 6.

That’s about 5.3% of the 216 million people over the age of 12 who completed their COVID-19 primary series. The national figure is likely higher because — due to reporting methods — it does not include some people who received the shot in Idaho and Texas, the agency said. [/quote]

Have you got a link? What executive said that when? Here's what we knew when the Pfizer vaccine received emergency approval.

[u]Pfizer phase 3 trial[/u]
Safety and Efficacy of the BNT162b2 mRNA Covid-19 Vaccine
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa2034577
Conclusions
A two-dose regimen of BNT162b2 conferred 95% protection against Covid-19 in persons 16 years of age or older. Safety over a median of 2 months was similar to that of other viral vaccines. (Funded by BioNTech and Pfizer; ClinicalTrials.gov number, NCT04368728.)

[u]Pfizer animal trial[/u]
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03275-y

Link below is from Twitter.

Rob Roos, member of European Parliament asks "J.Small", a Pfizer representative whether or not the vaccine was tested to prevent transmission, she says no.

https://twitter.com/Rob_Roos/status/1579759795225198593?

I'll never ever get jabbed for Covid

If you don’t get vaccinated You will die

👍🏼

"Clearly"? So every time someone lies, microchips are involved?

Here's a big fucking surprise. A piece of shit like you thinks anybody who wants to be safe from deadly diseases is a selfish piece of garbage. I guess we should all go kill ourselves so that we don't inconvenience you.

Oh, and by the way, if it weren't for mandatory vaccinations, we'd still be dealing with smallpox.