More vaccinated people are dead from covid in the USA than unvaccinated people-. Why?

@revenant Here in Australia is a classic case - there is so much 're-infection' happening yet the mainstream population has 95+ percent 'fully vaccinated' status of now at least three doses of ineffective drugs.

@revenant True. In areas when there was no vaxes the pandemic never happened. Death rate is still normal. Strange how that works. You don't suppose the pandemic was a means of getting everyone jabbed with a killer vax? Wouldn't be very hard given how we in the west have been sold on vaccinating against everything. Strangely enough most of those vaccines can not be shown to be effective.

@zonavar68 crazy isn't it...and we were sold the lie that vaccinations were prevention too..-

@revenant Because vaccinated populations are bigger than non vaccinated ones? There are per year more deaths from incidents who were wearing seatbelts, simply because most people wear one and not because they're themselves the cause of incidents

@Elessar I think the seatbelt comparison is getting old. The vacc was no seatbelt.

@revenant It only annoys you because it keeps working well. 😜

@Elessar I got covid. 1 jab and 2 boosters

@revenant The vaccines do work in the exact way they were designed in the labs at breakneck speed (due to massive financial investment which requires a significant return for long term Big Pharma profitability) - to trigger production of fake antibodies that detect the spike protein signature specific to early variants of the SCV2 aka C19 virus family. But that's all they do that's beneficial. Once a person keeps getting re-injected with them it makes the immune system 'forget' about natural inate detection of Covid spike proteins and totally dependent on the artificial framework. So stuff like Delta, and now all the so-called Omicron sub-variants, largely evade detection in anyone with multiple doses of comirnaty, spikevax or vaxzevria because the fake antibody 'bar' is kept high yet it fails to properly detect and attack the mutating sub-variants in an effective way.

@revenant And you're here to talk about it, thank you for reinforcing my point.

@Elessar am not reinforcing your point at all

@zonavar68 This copy paste smells so much horsesh*t that even someone in high school would be able to call it out

No such thing as a "C19 virus family". COVID is a disease and SARS-CoV-2 is the virus. "Betacoronaviruses" is the family, and there's no cross protection from one virus to another, in other words this vaccine won't keep your a$s safe from SARS-CoV-1 in case it shows its ugly face again.

No such thing as "fake antibodies". Let alone "triggering" the production thereof. Do you believe your body has a pre-implanted machinery for producing fake stuff to deceive itself?

Huh? People who recovered from infection get reinfected just as easily, if not more easily. No coronavirus grants perpetual protection, it's also why you catch colds every winter. And you did since long before COVID was a thing.

No such thing. Rather, I'll tell you more, I've fallen sick far less frequently (all the primary + booster doses) than my colleagues over the last few years, even accounting for every disease not even just COVID. I've taken at most 7 days off from work due to sickness in the last three years. No one I know in my city of 100k people, >90% fully vaccinated, has reported a difference in how often they get sick. No matter how many doses they've received.

No, they evade immunity from past variants and vaccine as well. I know personally people who contracted Delta soon after having recovered from Alpha (no vaccines available at the time). And people who contracted Omicron over and over, even after recovering from Omicron. Some of whom are at their 4th rodeo.

@revenant Evidence?

@JimboSaturn Just watch Fauci turning his coat at least twice a day