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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
You said it yourself...bolded and underlined for emphasis.
Do you not believe your own words? I don't know where you got that 5% from but let's run with it, since you're the one who stated it.
If you are in that 5% who gets Covid after being vaccinated, then - you can "still get Covid, but it just won't be as bad."
I'm not sure how that's a bad thing. Sounds like a vaccine that's doing exactly what it's supposed to do. Reduce risk, and if you are unfortunate enough to beat the odds and get sick anyway, it reduces the severity.
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95% is Pfizer’s stated effective rate. That’s where the 5% comes from… The CDC states a breakthrough rate of .007%. Yet it is becoming more apparent that the actual breakthrough rate is much higher. So now the narrative has changed from - if you’re fully vaccinated you can’t get Covid, to - well yeah, you can still get it, but it won’t be as bad…
We are still learning about these vaccines, but that’s not uncommon during a trial…