The last sentence was a joke and was a response to the unlikely scenario of “even if 100% were vaccinated” Frank presented. But, if 100% of ICU patients were vaccinated, and were in ICU because of Covid, along with thousands of vaccinated Covid+ people, I don’t believe there’s any conclusion except for, the vaccines don’t work very well.
Why do we keep moving the goal posts? We started with, the vaccines will prevent you from getting Covid. Then, the symptoms are less because of the vaccines. Then, the vaccines prevent hospitalization and death. Now that we have many in hospitals and ICU beds, will it be “the vaccines prevent death”?
The seatbelt analogy is a good one, but doesn’t account for the traditional term vaccine. The polio, MMR etc. vaccines actually prevent “traffic fatalities”, to keep the analogy going. The little bit of infection and spread are actual breakthrough cases.
We keep dancing around the fact that the Covid vaccine isn’t a vaccine, by definition. It can no longer be called a vaccine with the myriads of breakthroughs. That’s why the CDC changed the definition. In the past, vaccines this leaky have been modified, or even discontinued. We’re getting boosters. Which booster will we say enough?
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