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I saw this headline "Velshi: Breakthrough infections do not mean vaccines don’t work"

So they're basically saying just because you're vaccinated doesn't mean you can't get covid. Okay here's the problem. If that vaccinated person has covid, and they are next to someone who can't be vaccinated for whatever health reason, then that vaccinated person needs to quarantine and stay away from others. See because now it's going to be all these vaccinated people who could have covid at some point, so if non-vaccinated are wearing masks and doing what they should be doing... it shouldn't be any different for vaccinated, because at the end of the day, all it's doing is spreading it still.

And just because CDC said it's fine to go around no mask vaccinated, the CDC doesn't know its head from its ass. How on earth does the CDC know anything??? They have no idea, they're just throwing out what they think would work for vaccinated in my opinion.

Sorry for the rant but it's beyond insane at this point.
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The mental gymnastics government bootlickers must perform each day to justify their belief in a government that cares for them and isn’t lying..
back flip. Tango . Total reversal of what’s previously said..

And I’m the conspiracy nut bag.. 🕺✂️
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout Actually, the vaccines are so effective that [b]97% of hospitalizations[/b] in the US are among the unvaccinated, and [b]99.5% of deaths[/b] are among the unvaccinated.

https://www.npr.org/2021/07/16/1017012853/97-of-people-entering-hospitals-for-covid-19-are-unvaccinated

Furthermore, [quote]A Public Health England analysis (in a preprint that has not yet been peer-reviewed) showed that at least two of the vaccines are effective against Delta. The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine was 88% effective against symptomatic disease and 96% effective against hospitalization from Delta in the studies, while Oxford-AstraZeneca (which is not an mRNA vaccine) was 60% effective against symptomatic disease and 93% effective against hospitalization. The studies tracked participants who were fully vaccinated with both recommended doses.[/quote]
https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/5-things-to-know-delta-variant-covid