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beepoppab t1_itt4wnw wrote

Reply to comment by sysyphusishappy in New York City appeals judge's ruling that could reinstate fired unvaccinated employees by ILikeTalkn2Myself

A lot of words you inferred there..

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sysyphusishappy t1_itt6u3y wrote

Pretty simple question. Do the vaccines stop the spread of omicron or not? Nothing at all to do with "inferring words", whatever that is supposed to mean.

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oceanblue966 t1_ituoobr wrote

You get less sick, show less symptoms, sneeze and cough less, and generally get over the illness faster. All of the above symptoms that are lessened, certainly contribute to the spread of covid. So in short - it does reduce transmission, and the vaccine is highly safe & effective considering the circumstances surrounding its development.

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sysyphusishappy t1_itvm8wz wrote

> You get less sick, show less symptoms, sneeze and cough less, and generally get over the illness faster. All of the above symptoms that are lessened, certainly contribute to the spread of covid.

By how much do they "contribute" to slowing the spread and for how long? BTW the director of the CDC got covid a month after her FOURTH dose of the vaccine. I guess that was a "breakthrough case".

> So in short - it does reduce transmission, and the vaccine is highly safe & effective considering the circumstances surrounding its development.

LOL at "considering the circumstances". That is not how we judge the safety or efficacy of pharmaceutical products. The "emergency" excuse has long since become a moot point. There is no more "emergency".

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beepoppab t1_itt7eoi wrote

Listen mate, all I'm saying is seatbelts don't prevent car crashes, umbrella's don't prevent rain, and kevlar doesn't prevent gunshots.

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