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If you are vaccinated, you can still spread COVID, right?


So tell me exactly why non-vaccinated people are being ostracized and demonized?

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Something tells me you sit around trying to make up comments to just throw a wrench into anything that anyone but Trump does.

Can, doesn't mean does, and vaccination prevents serious, hospitalizable or fatal Covid. Whatever they tell you, there are no proven dangerous side effects to the mRNA vaccines in the test groups or the general public. Lots of reports, nothing proven or even statistically out of the ordinary.

Getting vaccinated just makes sense.

Republicans just hate it because it is socialized medicine and they cannot stand it if it works.

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Did not answer the question, my friend: If vaccinated people can spread the vaccine, why make the non-vaccinated into public enemy number one? What are they doing that is more harmful to the general public than the vaccinated COVID-spreaders? I have heard nothing that indicates the germs spread by the vaccinated are more benign than germs spread by the non-vaccinated.

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Yeah, I didn't answer the question because the experts are telling us there is really no rational discussion to be had with you all. You either do your best, which includes keeping up with the facts, calling out liars, washing your hands, social distancing, wearing a mask ( or two ) and getting vaccinated. You do what you can do, or you try to lie, and contribute to people dying. Your question is just irrelevant.

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Answering the question would involve admitting that the plan is to ostracize the unvaccinated not for their vaccine-free status, but for their political opinions.

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to be honest I haven't heard of anyone being ostracized because they aren't vaccinated, YET. However, the most people I know are vaccine hesitant and I'm not ignoring them because of it. I don't want to get the damn disease though.

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Why not? Unless your 85, 100lbs overweight....you have 99.98% to be fine, and then acquire natural immunity.

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Hey, have even more fun gambling with your life, try Russian Roulette, ya Russki.

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Yeah, I didn't answer the question because


...you would be wrong.

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In fact FlipFlop himself said that the viral loads are similar.

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vaccination prevents serious, hospitalizable or fatal Covid


This post has been flagged for misinformation

The covid vaccines do not prevent infection, hospitalization, or death.

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CDC COVID-19 Study Shows mRNA Vaccines Reduce Risk of Infection by 91 Percent for Fully Vaccinated People
https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/p0607-mrna-reduce-risks.html

A new CDC study finds the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines authorized [for emergency use] by the Food and Drug Administration (Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna) reduce the risk of infection by 91 percent for fully vaccinated people. This adds to the growing body of real-world evidence of their effectiveness. Importantly, this study also is among the first to show that mRNA vaccination benefits people who get COVID-19 despite being fully vaccinated (14 or more days after dose 2) or partially vaccinated (14 or more days after dose 1 to 13 days after dose 2).


Keep lying, about how the vaccine kills people - that is the misinformation, and you are pure toxic noise.

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People are being ostracized (cancelled) all over no matter what.

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I'm impressed that you acknowledge and seem to dislike that practice.

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Yeah it's not just because of the vaccine. I blame what smart phones have done to people's minds and social media.

When we had landlines and no caller ID and no answering machines, we'd keep calling 3 or 4 times a day. If we had answering machines we'd call like twice, leave a message and people could listen to a harder copy of their message at home in private and usually call you back.
Now smart phones glitch out, lose connection, lose reception but also always have caller ID. So because of these limitations of technology (and typically nubes these days don't understand technology very well these days)if you call 3 or 4 times a day so you can get through trying to reach someone that they otherwise wouldn't have known about they think you're stalking or harassing them. There's also the phone scammers destroying relationships because no one picks up their damn phones anymore. It's cancel culture run amok.

And why would you be impressed that I dislike it? I freaking hate it.

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WTF some of you really have trouble with ambiguity don't you?

The key words are BECAUSE OF. Cancel culture is rampant. It was rampant before the pandemic and the vaccine. Isolation was intentional because of the pandemic. I don't see people getting isolated BECAUSE OF not having gotten the vaccine but because it's just been happening for a while now.

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Consternation is not upset. You still cannot distinguish the difference between the ostracisation that has been going on a long time and ostracisating you think is happening to unvaccinated people? Seriously, you cannot distinguish the difference between the two? Let me know if you can or cannot.

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I'm not comparing it. I am distinguishing. Distinguishing is the opposite of comparing. I am saying it was happening before the pandemic and before people were vaccinated.

I'm not running with anything.

Basically the OP is pulling shit out of their arse and you probably get that.

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The butt-hurt is strong with this one.

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The vaccine doesn't work, some countries are now reporting vaccinated people make up more of the new cases than non vaccinated people.

it's not affecting the mortality rate, because globally it's still roughly 2%, like a year ago

and in order to know if it makes symptoms less severe, we'd need years of data, not a few months

the misinformation and lies about this "vaccine" are very orwellian

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18 months of telling us new case counts 24/7, then they quietly disclosure the test never could decipher flu from covid.

For the democrat lemmings:
Decipher: succeed in understanding, interpreting, or identifying (something).

vac·cine
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noun
a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity

The covid jab does not do this. It’s not a vaccine. Period. Conversation over.

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Yeah, it manipulates cells to create a spike protein the virus causes cells to make... why would anyone want that?

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