@DavidSapp1@cali_cathy@Scienceofficer3@ursusmaximus@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre It stops you having the disease as severe / experiencing symptoms. But supposedly (though proven wrong) asymptomatic people can still spread it. Uk CMO also says that the vaccine does not prevent transmission.
@cali_cathy@Scienceofficer3@ursusmaximus@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre I meant grammatically you made no sense. Re my point: the covid 19 vaccine does not stop transmission. You can still pass the virus on whether you have had the vaccine or not - according to the people I listed. Therefore this vaccine wont protect anyone but the person injected
@cali_cathy@Scienceofficer3@ursusmaximus@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre Not according to Matt Hancock or Jonathan Van Tam or a Chris Whitty, who have all said that this vaccine does not preclude you from transmitting the virus.
@cali_cathy@Scienceofficer3@ursusmaximus@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre Again you miss the point. The vaccine doesn’t stop transmission in this case. Ergo, you could have the vaccine, pick up covid, not know you have it and still transmit it. This jab only protects e one who has had it, not those around you.
@Scienceofficer3@ursusmaximus@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre But when this vaccine is supposed to make no impact on whether an individual can transmit the virus, that hers protection is negated. If I can transmit vaccine or no, why does my individual choose affect anyone but me.
@Scienceofficer3@ursusmaximus@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre You slightly miss the point. I get the idea of protecting vulnerable groups using herd immunity by vaccination. I get the need for most to have it in order to account for those who cannot have it. 1/2
@worsfold_andrew@jtmeier34@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre So get it if you want, but saying that any individual not getting is putting others at risk based on what you’ve said (and gvt are saying) is a non-point. I’m pro vaccine, IF said vaccine is proved safe long term and works. It seems this one misses the qualifying point of vaccine
@jtmeier34@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre Not arguing the point you’re making. But according to the illustrious JVT this vaccine doesn’t stop you spreading it. Thus making the point of any individual getting it for herd immunity purposes moot. It’s for personal protection not the greater good.
@gis_1506@ursusmaximus@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre According to chief scientific advisor JVT, the vaccine does not prevent transmission- hence my entirely flippant reply. A vaccine by nature should prevent suffering AND risk to others. To remove one negates the point of it and eludes to misleading data being used to justify use.
@Rxchel_Jones@StephJMorgan1@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre A little bit of both tbh. When you have a lead scientific advisor (JVT) say that the vaccine doesn’t prevent transmission, it makes the point of it entirely moot. I have the BCG to prevent me suffering AND from causing further infection due to tuberculosis. It’s not a me only jab
@Anjing___Iblis @StephJMorgan1@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre I’m just repeating points raised by JVT in today’s briefing regards transmission. The idea of transmission if vaccinated or asymptomatic is a new one to me, hence the rather flippant stance I’ve taken.
@jtmeier34@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre Please enlighten me as to how this is the case? A vaccine that only protects the person who’s had it as it does not prevent transmission. How is that any different to me not having it? If anything it’s better not to have it so I would KNOW I was unwell so could isolate?
@ursusmaximus@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre Please enlighten me as to how this is the case? A vaccine that only protects the person whose had it as it does not prevent transmission. How is that any different to me not having it? If anything it’s better not to have it so I would KNOW I was unwell so could isolate?
@StephJMorgan1@BoyInTheTown @ParisDaguerre Please enlighten me as to how this is the case? A vaccine that only protects the person whose had it as it does not prevent transmission. How is that any different to me not having it? If anything it’s better not to have it so I would KNOW I was unwell so could isolate?