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Previously on "In America, if you don't take the Covid-19 vaccine you will be fired"
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostSo, you started off by saying someone was wrong,
Originally posted by WTFH View Postthen you changed it to they are wrong because the answer could be something different
Originally posted by WTFH View Postand now you're on to they are wrong but we don't have conclusive evidence yet due to lack of testing, ...but your theory is that they must still be wrong.
What's the evidence that person has that vaccine (Pfizer/Moderna) does NOT prevent spread (in %-tage of cases)?
What's the evidence that person has that vaccine (Pfizer/Moderna) does NOT prevent Covid (in %-tage of cases)?
It's like argueing with cretins today on here
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Originally posted by AtW View PostPhase 3 did not run long enough to have definitive answers to those questions, however given current preliminary results there is no basis to claim that -
a) vaccine does NOT prevent contracting Covid
b) vaccine does NOT prevent virus from being spread
In fact available evidence strongly suggests that Pfizer/Moderna are actually achieving those objective to a very high degree: that's is expected with very high 95% efficacy, but nobody can say to what degree (ie 50% don't spread virus or 70% or maybe 90%).
then you changed it to they are wrong because the answer could be something different
and now you're on to they are wrong but we don't have conclusive evidence yet due to lack of testing,
...but your theory is that they must still be wrong.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostI would agree with you if it weren't for you confusing the word "can" with "will" and the words "appears to be" with "is"
a) vaccine does NOT prevent contracting Covid
b) vaccine does NOT prevent virus from being spread
In fact available evidence strongly suggests that Pfizer/Moderna are actually achieving those objective to a very high degree: that's is expected with very high 95% efficacy, but nobody can say to what degree (ie 50% don't spread virus or 70% or maybe 90%).
I've read that it will take another year to get definitive answers to those questions with %-tages attached.
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What will happen in the UK is that Govt will vaccinate as many most vulnerable age groups + health pros, then allow the virus to rip through society so those who are in riskier groups but don't want vaccine will have pretty fecking hard time avoid contracting the virus, and when they do it will be blamed on their own decision to avoid vaccination.
You've heard it on here first...
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Originally posted by AtW View PostYes, and that can prevent both -
1. Contracting the desease (Covid) - appears to be the case in both Pfizer/Moderna, plus reduces severity in those who did contract it
2. Spreading the virus (thanks to neutralising anti-bodies) - appears to be the case (in estimated at least 50% of cases, by CEO of Pfizer), but much longer observation needed to be sure of that.
So on the basis of that his statements are false.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostVaccines train the immune system so it can fight against a virus.
1. Contracting the desease (Covid) - appears to be the case in both Pfizer/Moderna, plus reduces severity in those who did contract it, contracting the virus isn't the issue here since it's assumed that it will be contracted for vaccine to have work in the first place, it's the desease that's the problem, not virus per se.
2. Spreading the virus (thanks to neutralising anti-bodies) - appears to be the case (in estimated at least 50% of cases, by CEO of Pfizer), but much longer observation needed to be sure of that.
So on the basis of that his statements are false.Last edited by AtW; 8 December 2020, 13:30.
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostAnd this very important information is being hidden from everybody, why??
Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostThe media highlights are that this vaccine will kill the virus and stop it in its tracks.
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Originally posted by Hanbanthankyoumam View PostIncorrect, the vaccine doesnt stop you contracting it, nor spreading it. It stops the more severe symptoms of COVID from happening.
The media highlights are that this vaccine will kill the virus and stop it in its tracks.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostI agree that employers should be allowed to fire those who refuse vaccination. The non-vaxed employee is a health risk.
Incorrect, the vaccine doesnt stop you contracting it, nor spreading it. It stops the more severe symptoms of COVID from happening.
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Originally posted by _V_ View PostCovid vaccine: Can you be fired if you refuse to take it?
Will be a good IR35 indicator in the UK....
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12 months since it started and there are still no proven to be effective therapeutics to cure people if they are infected, without mass vaccinations we will have current tulip and economy will be ruined for good (even for those lucky enough to have WFH)
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