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  1. Past week cases (Jan. 6-12) - Total 17,304 Not vaccinated: 3,105 (17.9%) Partially vaccinated: 630 (3.6%) Fully vaccinated: 13,569 (78.5%)
  2. Wrong. You conviently passed over last weeks data?
  3. Stupid that the vaccine doesn't significantly stop or slow down transmission? Stupid that the flu is more of a danger to children compared to covid?
  4. I was talking about the kids vaccination rate. https://vancouversun.com/news/kids-in-northern-interior-b-c-arent-getting-vaccinated
  5. If vaccines reduced transmission you would have an argument (last case number showed near identical % of vaccinated to cases) Unfortunately there is more risk to a healthy 20 year old with the vaccine than the virus itself. If it was so bad as you point out why are most people choosing not to vaccinate their kids?
  6. https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/covid-deaths-cases-rising-us-nursing-homes-82294344 Yes lock them down and all our problems will go away lol. If only you can't catch covid from the vaccinated. But there's no difference between an 80 and a 20 year old to you. What % of covid death is above 80? Probably why hardly anyone is bothering to vaccinate their kids because their clearly not vulnerable..
  7. We also know the vaccines aren't stopping transmission given the record breaking case levels. Maybe 5 more boosters will be the lucky number and only then we can credit the shots when the virus fizzles out.
  8. It's a miracle how well the vaccines are protecting the case levels. Good thing we locked down the vaccinated by disallowing them at the gyms. Protect the rest of us? So you can't catch covid from a vaccinated person...that's good to know.
  9. Covid enthusiasts are parading boosters as if they have no risk for some people. Ask around how people's third shot went.
  10. We don't know the long term repercussions of taking multiple MRNA shots in a calendar year. 2 shots for most ages shows it offers enough protection to stay out of the hospital. They like to say we're all in this together but unfortunately some people are at higher risk with covid than others aka seniors and the obese. Telling a healthy 20 year old that they need a second booster that starts waning in 10 weeks at the same time of an obese 65 year old makes what sense exactly? We are nearly 90% fully vaccinated yet we are still in semi lockdowns amist a record amount of cases. Sounds like a great blueprint for the future. Time to shift strategy and protect the vulnerable.
  11. So there is 0 risk to the shot, good to know....
  12. https://www.webmd.com/vaccines/covid-19-vaccine/news/20211227/covid-booster-protection-wanes-new-data Not making things up. Not everyone are interested in receiving 3-4 shots per year for a shot that is not 100% risk free and has done nothing to keep cases low.
  13. What happens in 10 weeks when the vaccines efficacy drops significantly? Are we going to push 4 vaccines per calendar year even as the virus mutates to an even milder state? Most people I know who have received the 3rd shot are suffering almost as bad or worse compared to receiving the virus itself.
  14. Imagine a vaccine so effective that rates of covid (a third dose is providing no match) are through the roof and even vaxxed elite athletes like Alphonso Davies are still suffering potentially virus career ending damages. Maybe the 6th booster will work. Until then everyone will end up on the vent who hasn't got their up-to date booster according to Dr. Alf even though the CDC director has said not a single person unvaxxed or vaxxed has ended up on a vent from omicron. I guess we might be in the clear anyways because gyms will be allowed to open this week. Not sure what changed other then the BC government seeing first hand how mild this new variant has turned out to be. Tens of thousands and a record amount of cases yet still a relatively low icu rate.
  15. Is that how the flu pandemic ended?
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