Is it safe to say at this point that getting the shot is not to stop the spread, but to minimize the symptoms of the virus? Sorry, I didn’t read the last 8 pages.
Probably won't stop, but significantly curb it.
Is it safe to say at this point that getting the shot is not to stop the spread, but to minimize the symptoms of the virus? Sorry, I didn’t read the last 8 pages.
The average person has no idea what HIPAA actually covers . Their perception usually comes from something they read on Facebook .
Heck I’ll admit being in error then. And I used to have to deal with it regularly in the course of death investigations. However I still don’t see what right it is of anyone to disclose or inquire about a private person’s healthcare status as a means of discriminating (eg deciding) whether or not to provide services to them. We’ve determined socially that it’s unacceptable for a bakery to refuse service to people with a higher statistical probability for certain communicable diseases than other people, so why do we find it acceptable to determine a person’s vaccination status? What about someone who’s immune compromised (ie transplant recipient, hiv patient, etc) and cannot take the vax? What about people with severe asthma who can’t wear a mask but choose to not live like hermits anyway? Would it make sense to allow people to individually assume risk and either vax or not based on their own research (however extensive or sparse)?
Again, not vilifying either side. Just trying to present points for debate.
I still don’t see how it’s any person or entity’s business what someone does within legal bounds and why discrimination based on medical grounds is ok, but clearly we’ve socially defined that any discrimination is wrong and unacceptable.
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The vaccine reduces likelihood of death
The vaccine reduces the time where the infected can transmittal the virus by around 10 days
Those two things reduce the load on society (economically and health resources) so we can better get along with life.
I think getting vaccinated is really caring for your country.
The vaccine reduces likelihood of death
The vaccine reduces the time where the infected can transmittal the virus by around 10 days
Those two things reduce the load on society (economically and health resources) so we can better get along with life.
I think getting vaccinated is really caring for your country.
The most recent information I have read, from credible resources, leads me to believe that it is likely that most everyone in this country will be exposed to, or infected with, the virus before this is over. It also leads me to believe that getting the vaccine before getting exposed leads to the overall best outcome. On average of course.
That's just my take. YMMV. Bad things can happen no matter what you do. I try to go with the odds. And science when possible, though cutting through the surrounding BS/politics these days is hard.
So are you Trying to say that *15 days to stop the spread* and that the vaccines are to prevent infection lies were never told and that It was a figment of my imagination? And that these news articles were never printed in the newspapers mentioned?It’s good click bait! He seems to contradict himself with the source material itself. The former New York Times reporter is a writer who is constantly churning out books, so he is promoting himself here in order to sell books. If you like his writing, then be sure to buy his books!
So are you Trying to say that *15 days to stop the spread* and that the vaccines are to prevent infection lies were never told and that It was a figment of my imagination? And that these news articles were never printed in the newspapers mentioned?
Our leaders have been moving goalposts since day one with this virus. Everyone in this thread keeps saying how the *vaccine* doesn’t prevent infection but only lessens symptoms as if that has been the case all along. It hasn’t.
So are you Trying to say that *15 days to stop the spread* and that the vaccines are to prevent infection lies were never told and that It was a figment of my imagination? And that these news articles were never printed in the newspapers mentioned?
Our leaders have been moving goalposts since day one with this virus. Everyone in this thread keeps saying how the *vaccine* doesn’t prevent infection but only lessens symptoms as if that has been the case all along. It hasn’t.
Nationwide, an average of over 263 children a day are being hospitalized for Covid(Los Angeles Times.) There is no doubt that these children are catching it from unvaccinated adults. I wonder how many of these unvaccinated adults are running around telling vaccinated adults that there’s nothing to worry about if you are vaccinated?
Out of 50 million school age children, there have been 4 million positive Covid tests(CDC.) Many Children’s Hospitals and pediatric wards are full and new patients only admitted after children die. Many hospitals are having to convert adult beds to pediatric. Children’s Hospital in New Orleans is reporting a 25% positivity rate!
A vaccine that is safe for children is not ready yet. Until then, adult vaccination can help to protect children. Or do we only care about protecting the unborn(Abortion)?
Whatever your thoughts on the vaccine are, there is a stat that is irrefutable (unless they are lying). This is just Louisiana BTW.
Those not fully vaccinated account for...
90% of cases from 7/29 to 8/4
83% of deaths from 7/29 to 8/4
90% of current COVID hospitalizations
The issue is not freedom of choice! The issue is, the numbers above. People are "choosing" not to get vaccinated, but are taking up hospital beds and staff when they become ill from this.
If these numbers are correct, then these people should be the last people to get hospital treatment. What happens when a non-believer faces peril? They pray to a God they don't believe in in the first place to save them.
This is the same thing essentially. If you "choose" not to get vaccinated, I support your choice. But choose not to be admitted to a hospital if you start to get gravely ill from the virus as well.
There are still folks out there that have conditions outside of the virus, and emergencies that arise; that (if they are vaccinated), should get priority!
I blame the hospitals themselves for this. If you are being overwhelmed by un-vaccinated Covid patients, don't keep crying on the news about it, start kicking these people to the curb; and lesson your load to normal capacities!
Whatever your thoughts on the vaccine are, there is a stat that is irrefutable (unless they are lying). This is just Louisiana BTW.
Those not fully vaccinated account for...
90% of cases from 7/29 to 8/4
83% of deaths from 7/29 to 8/4
90% of current COVID hospitalizations
The issue is not freedom of choice! The issue is, the numbers above. People are "choosing" not to get vaccinated, but are taking up hospital beds and staff when they become ill from this.
If these numbers are correct, then these people should be the last people to get hospital treatment. What happens when a non-believer faces peril? They pray to a God they don't believe in in the first place to save them.
This is the same thing essentially. If you "choose" not to get vaccinated, I support your choice. But choose not to be admitted to a hospital if you start to get gravely ill from the virus as well.
There are still folks out there that have conditions outside of the virus, and emergencies that arise; that (if they are vaccinated), should get priority!
I blame the hospitals themselves for this. If you are being overwhelmed by un-vaccinated Covid patients, don't keep crying on the news about it, start kicking these people to the curb; and lesson your load to normal capacities!
Whatever your thoughts on the vaccine are, there is a stat that is irrefutable (unless they are lying). This is just Louisiana BTW.
Those not fully vaccinated account for...
90% of cases from 7/29 to 8/4
83% of deaths from 7/29 to 8/4
90% of current COVID hospitalizations
The issue is not freedom of choice! The issue is, the numbers above. People are "choosing" not to get vaccinated, but are taking up hospital beds and staff when they become ill from this.
If these numbers are correct, then these people should be the last people to get hospital treatment. What happens when a non-believer faces peril? They pray to a God they don't believe in in the first place to save them.
This is the same thing essentially. If you "choose" not to get vaccinated, I support your choice. But choose not to be admitted to a hospital if you start to get gravely ill from the virus as well.
There are still folks out there that have conditions outside of the virus, and emergencies that arise; that (if they are vaccinated), should get priority!
I blame the hospitals themselves for this. If you are being overwhelmed by un-vaccinated Covid patients, don't keep crying on the news about it, start kicking these people to the curb; and lesson your load to normal capacities!