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Old 09-22-2021, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by golfing eagles View Post
And next week there will be more breakthrough cases, and even more the week after that. As we get further away from the dates the first vaccines were administered, the more immunity will wane. All you have done is make a case for the booster vaccine.

You cannot sit there and cherry pick a few snippets from a google search and understand the virology and epidemiology of this pandemic
You keep avoiding the question

You have made two assertions in this thread without providing any cites whatsoever:

HOWEVER, the percentage of those vaccinated people carrying the virus is very, very low.

THEY ARE NOT CARRYING IT AT ALL

Both these statements are totally bogus. The CDC does not agree with these statements. Again, why did CDC reverse course and tell fully vaccinated to wear masks indoors?? Just for fun?

I am not cherry picking data, the reason the data is sparse is because the CDC stoped reporting breakthough cases months ago. We only have data from some states and cities that report this correctly as well as countries like Israel.

We know that breakthrough cases are climbing everywhere it's been measured, like Los Angeles. The CDC knows this and also knows that fully vaccinated people spread the virus and a good percentage of breakthrough cases are symptomatic.

Why is CDC suppressing this data? In their own words:

Vaccine breakthrough cases may reduce public confidence in vaccines

Thats just one of a number of leaked CDC presentation slides that the Washington Post uncovered July 29.

Here are a few more CDC slide headlines:

Increasing percentage of vaccinated persons among those hospitalized in COVID-NET

Delta variant vaccine breakthrough cases may be as transmissible as unvaccinated cases.

Vaccines prevent >90% of severe disease, but may be less effective at preventing
infection or transmission – Therefore, more breakthrough and more community spread despite vaccination.


https://context-cdn.washingtonpost.c...827155.#page=1