CV and mad panic behaviour

[kruddler]

Why do we have to incorrectly blame anti vaxxers for spreading the virus?
It's not going to convince them, mocking them when they die actually has a better effect. The Herman Cain Awards have changed a few minds.

Think you're pointing this at the wrong guy.

I'm saying people should get vaccinated. I'm not saying that vaccinated people can't transmit the disease.
Is it less likely they will get it? Yes.
Is it less likely they will transmit it? Yes.
Is it 100% foolproof? No, never said it was.

It doesn't change the argument though....get vaccinated and stop protesting the mandate to be vaccinated.

[LP]

This continual bogus assertion in social media that the risk of transmission from unvaccinated and vaccinated is the same doesn't help.

Firstly it's an outright lie, secondly it makes some people think why bother getting vaccinated.

Getting vaccinated reduces your risk and also reduces the risk you transmit to those around you!

[kruddler]

Only my generation would get that humour.....?

Who are you?....to suggest its a generational thing?
I'm not quite a spring chicken, but my eyes are good enough that I can see for miles and miles and miles and miles....

[kruddler]

Vaccinated people spread covid.

....and so do unvaccinated people.

Through shear weight of numbers, you are more likely to get it through an unvaccinated person at present....but thats because there is more of them and they are able to do more things, whereas unvaxxed have to sit at home and not socialise.

You are smart enough to understand all this, but for some reason you are playing the fool.....for what purpose i'm not sure.

[madbluboy]

This continual bogus assertion in social media that the risk of transmission from unvaccinated and vaccinated is the same doesn't help.

Firstly it's an outright lie, secondly it makes some people think why bother getting vaccinated.

Getting vaccinated reduces your risk and also reduces the risk you transmit to those around you!

No it's an outright lie to blame the unvaccinated for spreading the virus.

[LP]

No it's an outright lie to blame the unvaccinated for spreading the virus.

Not at all, it's right to claim unvaccinated spread the virus more than vaccinated, and it's right to claim all people can transmit the virus, and it's also right to claim vaccinated transmit virus less than unvaccinated.

Your trying to build a case that vaccinated international travellers spread the virus, but they are quarantined on arrival still and have to isolate if they test positive during that quarantine period. It's a myth that is spread by the anti-vax movement that the virus travels globally and exclusively on the back of vaccinated people as the only way it moves about, so they can then claim that is proof vaccination is pointless, but the assertion they make is not accurate because it is based on cherry-picking. Ironic that they choose to discriminate when the protest claimed discrimination, hypocrites?

People travelling are heavily observed, they are documented and tracked, they are not how random cases pop-up and spread like a wildfire! As for Omicron it has popped up in people who are not travellers and have no traceable close contacts with people who have been to or are from Sth Africa. But that reality doesn't suit the anti-vax or anti-lockdown narrative because they can't find a vaccinated traveller to blame!

[madbluboy]

No I said the vaccinated spread the virus. Stop spinning crap.

[LP]

No I said the vaccinated spread the virus. Stop spinning crap.

People know why you ask the questions you post, you're not innocent or naivé!

The readers get your assertions, this isn't The Three Stooges and you aren't Curly!

[madbluboy]

People know why you ask the questions you post, you're not innocent or naivé!

I'm not innocent?

[LP]

I'm not innocent?

Making indirect assertions or inferences is not innocent, it's probably closer to passive-aggressive.

I'm not the first poster to debate this with you and I'm unlikely to be the last.