(01-13-2022, 08:46 PM)americus 2.0 Wrote:

(01-13-2022, 12:28 PM)mikesez Wrote: I think I understand where you're coming from.
I think you presume that immunity gained from infection and recovery is just as efficacious and long lasting as immunity gained from a vaccine.
That's probably not true, but suppose it is.
You're still not considering the full picture. 
Someone actually infected with the virus will spread it while they recover. And then those people will spread it, etc.  Somewhere along the line, it's likely that extra people get hospitalized this way.
Vaccinated people spread nothing while their body reacts to the vaccine.

Oh. My. God. You should stop. Really. Because your last sentence is beyond disinformation. Those who are vaxxed might shed less virus but they still shed it and can infect others.

Your reading comprehension is really really poor.
Your hate for me makes you really dumb.  Temporarily, anyways.
A vaccinated person doesn't spread anything FROM THE VACCINE while their body reacts to the vaccine. They MIGHT spread the virus, if they happen to catch it during that time.  In contrast to the person who deliberately infects themselves hoping for natural immunity.  That person WILL spread the virus.  
I thought that was obvious.  Apparently not.
Hate less.  You'll feel better, and regain your ability to read and understand things the first time.

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