@2love_2serve @AquiMiraNoMas @ZubyMusic First part of the tweet is correct. However, what's not real about the article I linked? I'd argue that by seeking more background information regarding the data used for studies that surprise me (or my 'narrative'), I'm NOT ignoring reality - quite the opposite in fact?
@2love_2serve @AquiMiraNoMas @ZubyMusic How about you show me a study that proves my point wrong? (that vaccination does NOT have any effect on risk of infection)
And that's really interesting - could you show me those studies proving vaccinated are more susceptible?
@2love_2serve @AquiMiraNoMas @ZubyMusic (2/2) That being said, even if we assume everyone's going to get Omicron (which we don't know) - slowing down the spreading of Omicron helps not overpopulating hospitals. Hence, it's not just something you do only for yourself, like you said.
@2love_2serve @AquiMiraNoMas @ZubyMusic (1/2) Here's a study looking at the Omicron variant, showing that the vaccine still reduces the chance of infection. https://t.co/C1XqcQ8lek
@2love_2serve @AquiMiraNoMas @ZubyMusic (2/2) And don't take my word for it. There are plenty of studies showing exactly that, use Google Scholar to find them. There were tons, but I just picked a random one: https://t.co/VXfbEiwwAR
@2love_2serve @AquiMiraNoMas @ZubyMusic (1/2) There's plenty of evidence. I'll use Denmark (where I'm from) as an example. Numbers clearly show that there are more infected who are unvaccinated (relative ofc - pr. 100,000). It's been the case all the time, although the effect is not as prevalent with Omicron.
@BenGeskin I think it's more the concept of having to show something (a 'pass') to gain access to something. Not sure, but that's how I interpret it (not that I necessary agree)
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